Moral Philosophy and Contemporary Problems by J. D. G. Evans
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Moral Philosophy and Contemporary Problems
Moral Philosophy and Contemporary Problems
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This collection of papers examines the relevance of moral philosophy to substantive issues facing individuals or groups in practical life focusing on problems such as the nature of physical death, genetic engineering, nuclear war and personal leisure and work.
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Table of Contents
The Marxist ethic of self-realization - individual and community, David Archard; surrogacy, liberal individualism and the moral climate, Bob Brecher; on applying ethics, James Brown; abstract morality, concrete cases, Stephen Clark; acting according to conscience, Desmond Clarke; the right to work, Bernard Cullen; genetic engineering and the autonomous individual, Shyuli Karin-Frank; philosophical confidence, Jonathan Gorman; morality, individuals and collectives; Keith Graham; brain death and brainstem death - philosophical and ethical considerations, David Lamb; ethics and drug testing in human beings, Joseph Mahon; abstraction, idealisation and ideology in ethics, Onora O'Neill; philosophy in the nuclear age, Barrie Paskins; justice, exploitation and the end of morality, Alan Ryan; Leisure, Elizabeth Telfer.
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GOR004357566
9780521357364
0521357365
Moral Philosophy and Contemporary Problems by J. D. G. Evans
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Cambridge University Press
1988-08-11
276
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