How Many Children Should We Have?: None

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The Philosophers' Magazine 75:72-77 (2016)
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Harrison and Tanner argue that having children is morally wrong.

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10.5840/tpm201675133

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Julia Tanner
Durham University
Gerald K. Harrison
Massey University

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