^ See, e.g., Ripstein, supra note 17, at xi, 4; Weinrib, supra note 17, at 84. Professors Stephen Perry and Robert Stevens defend philosophical views that are largely though not entirely similar. See Perry, supra note 17, at 107 (“[T]he fundamental moral right underlying negligence law is, roughly, a right not to be caused reasonably foreseeable physical harm as a proximate result of another person’s engaging in unreasonably risky conduct towards one.”); Stevens, supra note 17, at 107 & n.71 (arguing that “the golden rule provides a better explanation for . . . the law of torts than a utilitarian or wealth maximization approach,” id. at 107, and comparing this view to Kant’s, see id. at 107 n.71).
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