Titlebook: Human Lives; Critical Essays on C David S. Oderberg (Lecturer in Philosophy),Jacquel Book 1997 David S. Oderberg and Jacqueline A. Laing 19

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Book 1997he assumptions and arguments of consequentialism, reviving in the process important concepts such as rights, justice, innocence, natural integrity, flourishing, the virtues, and the fundamental value of human life.

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Natural Integrity And Biotechnology,e-consequentialist outlook. An alternative approach is suggested by the example of genetic engineering: those who oppose such manipulation bear witness to ‘natural integrity’ or ‘beauty’ as vital factors in moral decency.

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Book 1997 aim of the book is to redress the imbalance in moral philosophy created by the dominance of consequentialism, the view that the criterion of morality is the maximization of good effects over bad, without regard for basic right or wrong. This approach has become the orthodoxy over the last few decad

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Is Anything Absolutely Wrong?,particular, I will explore the idea that certain descriptions (e.g. ‘dismembering a baby’) are such that any action satisfying any of those descriptions is for that reason wrong, whatever other descriptions (e.g. ‘saving a life’) it may also satisfy. This idea is called absolutism. It was once the conventional wisdom.

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Young Human Beings: Metaphysics and Ethics,y suggest that such intuitions are radically mistaken.. I shall use this counterintuitive conclusion about young human beings to explore the basic claims and commitments of consequentialism as a metaethical theory.

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,On Not Destroying the Health of One’s Patients,r perform the surgery himself or refer her to someone who is willing to perform it. If he does not honour it, he must either persuade her to disregard her own best judgment in this matter or insist that she leave his care. What should he do?

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