Taking Rights Seriously
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...By moral, we refer to issues that pertain to fairness, justice, human welfare, and virtue, encompassing within moral philosophical theory deontology (Dworkin, 1978; Gewirth, 1978; Kant, 1785/1964; Rawls, 1971), consequentialism (Smart and Williams, 1973; see Scheffler, 1982 for an analysis), and…...
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...By moral, we refer to issues that pertain to fairness, justice, human welfare, and virtue, encompassing within moral philosophical theory deontology (Dworkin, 1978; Gewirth, 1978; Kant, 1785/1964; Rawls, 1971), consequentialism (Smart and Williams, 1973; see Scheffler, 1982 for an analysis), and virtue (Campbell and Christopher, 1996; Foot, 1978;MacIntyre, 1984)....
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