Fatsis is open about both his ambitions and his skepticism of the dictionary’s fusty ways. As he works on his definitions, he bristles against edits and faces negative feedback, suggesting more than once that the dictionary might consider shaking things up a bit. “While I respected the Merriam process,” Fatsis notes as he heads to the company’s offices in drab Springfield, Massachusetts, “I also copped to a selfish, subjective quest to scribble my initials on the language.” His failure to get ze past the gatekeepers “pushed [him] to the belief that there are times when The Dictionary benefits from flexibility, when it’s okay to welcome a word that might just fall short of its ingrained standards—or might change those standards.” After causing a PR headache for Merriam-Webster, he writes, “I wasn’t predisposed to the inoffensive, the way a seasoned definer would be. I thought a funny, cutting, sexy, or culturally relevant quotation could say more about how we use language than a vanilla sentence devoid of context.” Stephen Perrault, a staid, stalwart editor who keeps Fatsis at bay, counters: “We’re not looking to be provocative.”
There is, however, a different and equally important sense of “right,” one that is perhaps more familiar to moral philosophers and scholars in the civil law tradition than to common law tort scholars. A moral right, in this sense, is a reason for action — a reason that is grounded in facts about the person whose interests and standing the right protects, whether or not those facts are epistemically accessible to an agent.42 So, for example, it is possible for an agent to infringe another person’s property right innocently and unforeseeably, as by walking across land that does in fact belong to the plaintiff although the defendant could not reasonably have known it. Similarly, to borrow an example from Professor Judith Thomson, an agent might infringe another person’s moral right against bodily injury by flipping a light switch in her home that unforeseeably generates a freak current and electrocutes him.43，详情可参考包养平台-包养APP
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