Population Policy and Ethics: The American Experience : a Project of the Research Group on Ethics and Population of the Institute of Society, Ethics and the Life SciencesRobert M. Veatch Irvington Publishers, 1977 - 501 páginas |
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... question but also use it in coming to a decision . This requires an ability to reason . 5. Having weighed the relative merits of the alternatives , the individual can choose among them . Rollo May4 has argued that one of the pathologies ...
... question but also use it in coming to a decision . This requires an ability to reason . 5. Having weighed the relative merits of the alternatives , the individual can choose among them . Rollo May4 has argued that one of the pathologies ...
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... question of the legitimacy of political institutions and policies . Political philosophy has at its own disposal only rational sorts of arguments , and hence cannot directly invoke the first and second kinds of legitimacy discussed . It ...
... question of the legitimacy of political institutions and policies . Political philosophy has at its own disposal only rational sorts of arguments , and hence cannot directly invoke the first and second kinds of legitimacy discussed . It ...
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... question of how these values are to be ranked relative to one another , but it does provide us with the building blocks for analyzing the question of the legitimacy of institutions or policies . It is in the judicial decisions ...
... question of how these values are to be ranked relative to one another , but it does provide us with the building blocks for analyzing the question of the legitimacy of institutions or policies . It is in the judicial decisions ...
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