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What is exploitation and how is it different from other types of wrongdoing?
Exploitation is a morally questionable behavior where one person (A) treats another person (B) in a questionable or morally wrong way. It is distinct from other types of wrongdoing because it involves a special type of relationship where A has control over B's life and can sell or trade them.
What are the four paradigm cases of exploitation?
The four paradigm cases of exploitation are chattel slavery, feudal serfdom, blackmail, and extreme price gouging.
Is exploitation always morally wrong?
Exploitation is always questionable behavior and some argue it is always morally wrong.
How can exploitation be mutually beneficial and consensual?
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Why is there a need for a theory of exploitation?
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What are the necessary conditions for exploitation?
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Why does theft not satisfy all the conditions for exploitation?
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What is the challenge in identifying exploitation?
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Can exploitation be justified under any circumstances?
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How can we prevent exploitation?
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Study Notes
- Exploitation is a term used to describe how one person (A) treats another person (B) in a questionable or morally wrong way.
- Four paradigm cases of exploitation are chattel slavery, feudal serfdom, blackmail, and extreme price gouging.
- Exploitation is always questionable behavior and some argue it is always morally wrong.
- Exploitation is a special type of wrongful or questionable behavior that is distinct from other types of wrongdoing.
- The concept of exploitation is useful but also puzzling because it can be mutually beneficial and consensual.
- There is a need for a theory of exploitation that provides necessary and sufficient conditions for exploitation.
- The theory will help to apply the concept of exploitation more accurately and coherently.
- Necessary conditions for exploitation include situations where A has control over B's life and can sell or trade them.
- Non-exploitative situations, such as theft, do not satisfy all the conditions for exploitation.
- The challenge is to identify what the paradigm cases of exploitation have in common and distinguish them from non-exploitative situations.
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Are you familiar with the concept of exploitation and its different forms? Test your knowledge with this quiz that explores the essential aspects of exploitation, including its definition, paradigmatic cases, and moral implications. You'll learn about necessary and sufficient conditions for exploitation, as well as how to distinguish between exploitative and non-exploitative situations. Take this quiz to enhance your understanding of this complex but essential concept.