Could not possible disagree more. "Contractualism" is far easier to remember for most people than remembering the name "Scanlon". Proper names do NOT easily translate to concepts for majority of people. If you can't properly define your concept without the use of a proper name, you aren't trying hard enough.
I think this trend needs to die, and luckily it seems to be falling out of favor.
Similar to naming companies after the founder. Tesla Motors could easily have been "Musk Motors" if it was started in the era of Ford and Lockheed.
using suffixes and syntactic variations to distinguish concept also does not translate, in the literal sense of translating to other languages, especially those that have different rules for suffixes. Scanlon or whatever other name is much easier to translate to any other language than random unusual words
I think this trend needs to die, and luckily it seems to be falling out of favor.
Similar to naming companies after the founder. Tesla Motors could easily have been "Musk Motors" if it was started in the era of Ford and Lockheed.