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What Is Coercion?
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A brief monograph investigating the subject of coercion, comparing the perspectives of Sarah Conly's "Seduction, Rape, and Coercion", Patrick Bratton's "When Is Coercion Successful?: And Why Can’t We Agree on It?", and H.J. McCloskey's "Coercion: Its Nature and Significance". It is concluded that coercion is separate from persuasion by its method of action in that coercion threatens identity and persuasion does not. There is also a distinction between legitimate and illegitimate coercion.
Title: What Is Coercion?
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A brief monograph investigating the subject of coercion, comparing the perspectives of Sarah Conly's "Seduction, Rape, and Coercion", Patrick Bratton's "When Is Coercion Successful?: And Why Can’t We Agree on It?", and H.
J.
McCloskey's "Coercion: Its Nature and Significance".
It is concluded that coercion is separate from persuasion by its method of action in that coercion threatens identity and persuasion does not.
There is also a distinction between legitimate and illegitimate coercion.
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