Seven Critics Article Swipe
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· 2025
· Open Access
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· DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10982-025-09546-3
· OA: W4415606431
This article responds to seven Comments on my book, R easonableness and R isk : R ight and R esponsibility in the L aw of T orts (Oxford, 2022). Inter alia , the comments question whether, on my view, torts are really wrongs; whether harm-based strict liabilities are conditional wrongs; whether my account of harm in the law of torts is objectionably stigmatizing; whether it can make sense of tort’s measurement of damages and its treatment of relational harm; whether my view can capture the relational character of tort duties; whether my view is deontological or instrumental; and whether I can account for tort law’s distinction between affirmative and negative duties. I argue that, for the most part, these objections can be met and suggest how.
