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Moral Reasoning: Ethical Theory and Some Contemporary Moral Problems
Prentice-Hall (1992)
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Discusses the nature of moral reasoning, ethical theories, free will, self-interest, and moral responsibility, and looks at a variety of current ethical issues.
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