Titlebook: Ethics in Hard Times; Arthur L. Caplan (Associate for the Humanities),Da Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1981 crisis.da

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nocturia

Elvis C. Foster,Shripad V. Godboler and the Watergate scandals recede into memory, other concerns take their place. The energy crisis and a growing rate of inflation are the visible signs of an uncertain economy—an economy which, in addition to creating a general sense of insecurity makes it harder than ever to satisfy demands for s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-7476-0onetheless, an absorbing question that continues to provoke skeptical intellects, lending itself to a variety of interesting interpretations and connecting with important issues about moral knowledge, moral motivation, and the just society. Moreover, in times of social and political disorder or unre

輕而薄

On Materialising Object-Oriented Views balance the strong urge evidenced by all elements of the populace to demand their rights. Why cannot we Americans be more considerate of the rights of others and more willing to sacrifice for the good of the country, instead of concentrating, as we do, on the self-interested pursuit of personal and

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Mihhail Matskin,Arkady Zaslavskyer by half—indeed, I think, by each half; for each of the two assertions that it makes is, I suspect, false. It assumes a ready distinction between what we are and what we do, and it implies that it cannot be among the tasks of the law to make us morally better people, because it . make us morally b

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悅耳

Geert T. Meester,Francesco Pincirolition, even of collapse. The presidency is unable to generate sustained leadership and, as a result, retreats fitfully to the more secure role of manager of the executive branch and, from that redoubt, issues tired pronouncements and promises about making government more efficient and less expensive.

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