Why Does the Dougherty Discuss in This Paper the Chihuahua

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Multiple Choice

Why does the Dougherty discuss in this paper the Chihuahua case in which Aisha deceives him into letting her Chihuahua into his apartment by claiming her dog is a Great Dane although he hates Chihuahua?

• A) Dougherty uses this case to support the claim that there is no morally relevant distinction between core and periphery features in sexual encounters.
• B) Dougherty uses this case to argue that it is relevantly similar to cases of deceiving someone into sex and that both are wrong.
• C) Dougherty is reporting on moral theories about agreements that have been offered by philosophers.
• D) Dougherty uses this case to object to the harm explanation.

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