| Ethics and the Professions | Notes | This is not a substitute for coming to class | Richard Lee |
| Philosophy 3103 | Copyright © 2004, Richard Lee | Spring 2004 | |
2. "The liar is more responsible for the harm caused than is the mere deceiver." (p.133b)
"[I]n mere deception, the person deceived participates in his own deception, hence is in part responsible for causing it." (p.133b)
"[T]he victim of deception does not simply believe what is said: He draws an inference which is based on, but not verified by, the evidence offered, and then fails to ask the speaker to confirm the inference." (p.133b)