An Intelligent Person's Guide to Ethics (Intelligent Person's Guide)

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An Intelligent Person's Guide to Ethics (Intelligent Person's Guide)

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Cover of: An Intelligent Person's Guide to Ethics (Intelligent Persons Guide)
An Intelligent Person's Guide to Ethics (Intelligent Persons Guide)
April 20, 2006, Gerald Duckworth & Co Ltd
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Cover of: An Intelligent Person's Guide to Ethics (Intelligent Person's Guide)
An Intelligent Person's Guide to Ethics (Intelligent Person's Guide)
November 18, 2004, Gerald Duckworth & Co Ltd
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Cover of: An Intelligent Person's Guide to Ethics (Intelligent Person's Guide)
An Intelligent Person's Guide to Ethics (Intelligent Person's Guide)
May 2001, Duckworth Publishing
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First Sentence

"To show how important the interrelation between public and private ethics is, as well as to show how ethical issues spring up all round one in real life, I want to tell two unoriginal, but more or less fictitious, stories about controlling the timing of death."

Classifications

Library of Congress
BJ1012.W37 2004

The Physical Object

Format
Hardcover
Number of pages
192
Dimensions
7 x 5 x 1 inches
Weight
8.5 ounces

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL7833572M
ISBN 10
0715633201
ISBN 13
9780715633205
OCLC/WorldCat
59182578
Library Thing
21809

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To show how important the interrelation between public and private ethics is, as well as to show how ethical issues spring up all round one in real life, I want to tell two unoriginal, but more or less fictitious, stories about controlling the timing of death.
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