Peter M. Gerhart

Tort Law and Social Morality by Peter M. Gerhart

Part I. Other-Regarding Behavior: 1. Law as a social institution 2. Social cohesion and social values: the reasonable person Part II. The Normative Justification: 3. An integrated normative analysis 4. Kantian duty 5. Rawlsian consequentialism: Rawls and social cohesion Part III. The Theory Applied: 6. Social cohesion and autonomy: the justificational boundary of duty 7. Social cohesion and moral agency: the justification for proximate cause 8. Social cohesion and strict liability 9. Using anothers property 10. Product liability: social cohesion and agency relationships 11. Customer-centered enterprise liability 12. Social cohesion and knowledge: the intentional torts Part IV. Lessons and Extrapolations: 13. The whole in one.