Philosophy and Its Public Role: Essays in Ethics, Politics, Society and CultureWilliam Aiken, John Haldane Imprint Academic, 2004 - 272 стор. This brings together moral, social and political philosophers from Britain, Canada, New Zealand and the United States who explore a wide range of issues under the three headings of Philosophy, Society and Culture; Ethics, Economics and Justice; and Rights, Law and Punishment. The topics discussed range from the public responsibility of intellectuals to the justice of military tribunals, and from posthumous reproduction to the death penalty. |
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John Haldane American Philosophy and its Public Role | 11 |
Bob Brecher Do Intellectuals have a Special Public | 25 |
John Arthur Impartial Public Reason and its Critics | 39 |
David Carr Audens Great Healers | 53 |
Terence McLaughlin Philosophy Values and Schooling | 69 |
Wendy Donner Is Cultural Membership a Good? | 84 |
Andrew Moore Postmortem Reproduction Consent | 105 |
Geoffrey Cupit Three Ways to Value Equality | 122 |
Richard Brook Statistical and Identifiable Deaths | 167 |
Constitutional and International | 181 |
Procedural Justice | 197 |
Anthony Ellis A Deterrence Theory of Punishment | 210 |
Jonathan Jacobs Retributivism and Public Norms | 227 |
Daniel Farrell Capital Punishment and Societal SelfDefence | 241 |
References | 257 |
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Bart Gruzalski Mitigating the Consumption of | 135 |
James Child Globalization Technology and the New Economy | 149 |
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