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DESCRIPTION:You are warmly invited to attend a lecture with Professor Liam 
 B. Murphy\, Herbert Peterfreund Professor of Law and Professor of Philosop
 hy at New York University.\n\nThis lecture is presented by the Katharine A
 . Pearson Chair in Civil Society and Public Policy\, in collaboration with
  ����VR��Ƶ’s Department of Philosophy.\n\nThe event is open to all – no regis
 tration required.\n\nAbstract\n\n'The idea of a normative power\, which we
  have as a matter of moral fact\, independent of any legal or other kind o
 f convention\, was invented by Joseph Raz in 1972. I do not believe that a
 ny such natural normative powers exist. Raz takes the well understood idea
  of a legal (or otherwise conventional) power and generalizes it\, without
  argument\, to the moral domain. The bulk of the paper is a critical discu
 ssion of Raz’s “desirability” test for the existence of natural moral powe
 rs. The central example throughout is that of promising\, that does involv
 e the exercise of a (conventional\, in my view) normative power\, which is
  contrasted with the morality of reliance\, that does not.'\n
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LOCATION:Caren and Jordan H. Waxman Common Room\, in Old Chancellor Day Hal
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SUMMARY:If You Do Have the Power to Promise\, We’ll Grant You All the Rest:
  Against (Natural) Moral Powers 
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