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Qing Duan,Krishnendu Chakrabarty,Jun Zenglar, has made available a host of new ways of interacting, which we have increasingly been able to use to our advantage. In the wake of this development a number of ethical questions have been raised and debated..This book focuses on the possible consequences for moral agency of mediating interactio

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Xiao-Sheng Si,Zheng-Xin Zhang,Chang-Hua Huliefs concerning the reality of the particular interacting party. This requires some understanding both of the elements constituting interaction and of the notion of cyberspace. The previous chapter elaborated on the notions of intentional action and moral motivation and fitted them into an explanat

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