… calls "deontological desert" as desert at all. In order to unpack this complaint, we need to
start by asking what desert is. As Joel Feinberg explained in his seminal discussion, desert …

… might be called vengeful desert, deontological desert, and empirical desert. Each of the
offered criticisms of desert is a fair objection to one of these conceptions of desert but an unfair …

… be called vengeful desert, deontological desert, and empirical desert. Each of the offered
criticisms of desert is a … The feeling of fitness seems to me to be only vengeance in disguise.”). …

… Debate and Basic Desert,” is devoted to the question of whether basic desert is essential to
… D only reports the kind of appraisal— deontological or axiological— a claim of desert is. So, …

… basis of utility, desert grounds on the basis of fulfilling a deontological moral mandate. In …
for vengeance, but rather to make the offender a better person.6 The debate between the desert …

… That it reflects the traditional distinction between deontological and teleological approaches …
has its origin in the tribal practice of blood-vengeance. From this account of its genesis it is …

… Robinson recognizes this potential problem and states that empirical desert should not
always trump deontological desert (although he does not provide a methodology for deciding …

… in the primitive tribal practice of blood-vengeance/ Now whether or not retributive notions …
largely been one of conflict between deontological and teleological moralities. Nevertheless…

… the basis of utility, desert grounds on the basis of fulfilling a deontological moral mandate. In
… vengeance, but rather to make the offender a better person.º The debate between the desert …

… consistent with retributivist deontological principles. Negative … unconditional credence in
individual desert claims is morally … their moral capacities, where vengeance has no place in …