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Who Count as Persons?: Human Identity and the Ethics of Killing (Moral Traditions Series) - Hardcover
Synopsis
The author of this book affirms that it is never moral to intentionally kill another. He offers a philosophy of a person that embraces the undeveloped, the wounded and the dying, proposing ways to recover a personal ethical stance in a global society that increasingly devalues the individual.
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About the Author
John F. Kavanaugh, S. J., is a professor of philosophy at Saint Louis University.
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Who Count as Persons? : Human Identity and the Ethics of Killing
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Georgetown University Press, 2001
ISBN 10: 0878408363
ISBN 13: 9780878408368
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Who Count As Persons?: Human Identity and the Ethics of Killing (Moral Traditions & Moral Arguments)
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