This article explores the moral significance of consent in an unjust world by developing the view that the validity of consent depends on its causes. It defends the view that the causes of consent make it valid or invalid. It then shows how this idea helps us to distinguish different ways in which consent might matter morally where it has problematic causes. Finally, it uses this analysis to explore the moral significance of a range of problematic causes of consent, including objectification, arranged marriage, and third-party threats of violence.

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在不公正的世界中同意性行为

本文通过发展同意的有效性取决于其原因的观点，探讨了在不公正世界中同意的道德意义。它为同意的原因使其有效或无效的观点辩护。然后它展示了这个想法如何帮助我们区分同意可能在道德上有问题的原因的不同方式。最后，它使用这种分析来探讨一系列有问题的同意原因的道德意义，包括客观化、包办婚姻和第三方暴力威胁。