Is Lying the Worst Kind of Deception?
null, James Mahon (Lehman College, Lehman College)

part of: BRAK (Brno Analytic Conference) Cal2019: Cognition and Lying
November 28, 2019, 4:30pm - 5:30pm
Faculty of Arts, Department of Philosophy, Masaryk University

Assembly Hall C33 (Aula), FFMU, Building C
1 Arne Novaka
Brno 602 00
Czech Republic

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In this paper I argue that lying has at least three wrong-making features - it is an attempt to deceive, it is a betrayal of (invoked) trust, and it is unfair (since it uses an untruth). Misleading has only two of these features, it seems, and double and triple bluffs also have only two of these features, it seems. Non-deceptive so-called 'bald-faced lying' has only one of these features, it seems.

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