Watson’s Reciprocity of Rights and Duties

Environmental Ethics 1 (4):353-355 (1979)
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Abstract

Richard A. Watson’s proposal that rights inhere only in those who can perform duties is here objected to as being too intellectualistic. Instead, it is suggested that rights inhere in all those who participate in the process of becoming, as A. N. Whitehead proposed half a century ago. Ecological science lends new support to this view.

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