How to Arrive at a Considered Opinion: A Method of Analyzing Moral Issues in the Public Debates

Upa (1997)
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This book is written for the non-philosophy major taking 'Contemporary Moral Issues' or 'Intro to Ethics' courses. It provides a method to research any complex moral issue in hundreds of print, periodical, and Internet research sources, and gives a model of the method applied to the question of capital punishment

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