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From the Ethicist's Point of View: The Literary Nature of Ethical Inquiry
Hastings Center Report 26 (1):25-32 (1996)
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Contra those bioethicists who think that their cases are based on “real” events and thus not motivated by any particular ethical theory, Chambers explores how case narratives are constructed and thus the extent to which they are driven by particular theories.Author's Profile
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