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Duties and Duties to Oneself

Ethics, 1963
SINCE my earlier discussion of the concept of duties to oneself,1 no less than five further discussions of the topic have appeared.2 Since a number of these raise objections that are very acute, I feel it incumbent on me to attempt some sort of reply, and where I cannot meet the objections that have been made, to confess that I was in error. At least I
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Heavy Duty

ACM SIGGRAPH ASIA 2008 computer animation festival, 2008
As the sun sets on a quiet street, an elderly man is taking a leisurely walk in the twilight. Suddenly he hears a scream coming from a nearby alley. Looking up, he discovers a portly lady hanging precariously below her porch, grasping the railing with both hands, calling for help as she dangles in mid-air. Startled, the old man darts into a phone booth.
Jung-Peng Chiou, Teddy Yang
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Duty

American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 2015
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Cyclic shift scheduling with on-call duties for emergency medical services

Health Care Management Science, 2018
Tristan Becker, P. Steenweg, B. Werners
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Conflict of Duties

Conflicts of duties periodically arise in criminal law theory and practice. However, legislations generally fail to address the topic directly, and textbooks traditionally devote little, if any, attention to it. Scholarly discussion is also rare, especially in the Anglo-American world, where the issue is often merely touched upon in the context of the ...
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Duty to Protect

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1987
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Countervailing Duties

The Economic Journal, 1995
Marvel, Howard P, Ray, Edward John
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