Theory Of Medical EthicsBasic Books, 17. dec. 1981 - 387 sider |
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... fact , several natural law positions , from those of the Stoics to modern secular natural law and natural rights theories , do not have their origins in explicit theological positions . Many thinkers in politi- cal philosophy - Hobbes ...
... fact , several natural law positions , from those of the Stoics to modern secular natural law and natural rights theories , do not have their origins in explicit theological positions . Many thinkers in politi- cal philosophy - Hobbes ...
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Veatch. ment of scientific fact is one that would be made by an ideal scientist , free of the biases and limitations ... facts . Many ( including some who would con- sider themselves empirical naturalists ) hold that in the realm of moral ...
Veatch. ment of scientific fact is one that would be made by an ideal scientist , free of the biases and limitations ... facts . Many ( including some who would con- sider themselves empirical naturalists ) hold that in the realm of moral ...
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... fact , developing expertise in a particular area may imply that one has developed a unique and biased commitment to that area or perhaps has valued it uniquely before entering the field . After all , experts are unique in considering ...
... fact , developing expertise in a particular area may imply that one has developed a unique and biased commitment to that area or perhaps has valued it uniquely before entering the field . After all , experts are unique in considering ...
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PART I | 6 |
The Dominant Western Competitors | 27 |
Medical Ethical Theories Outside the Anglo | 50 |
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