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A Reply to Statman’s Defense of Israel’s War in Gaza
In ‘McMahan on the War Against Hamas,’ Daniel Statman systematically criticizes arguments advanced in the essay, ‘Proportionality and Necessity in Israel’s Invasion of Gaza, 2023–2024,’ which was published in this journal in 2024.
McMahan, Jeff
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Death as the Cessation of an Organism and the Moral Status Alternative. [PDF]
Nowak PG.
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Revisiting Just War Theory: an analysis of Michael Walzer´s and Jeff McMahan´s proposals
Dissertação de mestrado em Filosofia PolíticaO propósito desta dissertação é fornecer uma compreensão panorâmica das principais questões morais suscitadas pela guerra, com uma ênfase especial na guerra moderna e no debate académico contemporâneo ...
Cruz, Sara Vieira
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Memories without Survival: Personal Identity and the Ascending Reticular Activating System. [PDF]
Meier LJ.
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Defending the de dicto approach to the non-identity problem. [PDF]
Räsänen J.
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Twinning, substance, and identity through time: a reply to McMahan
commentIn "Killing Embryos for Stem Cell Research," Jeff McMahan argues against the proposition that we are essentially individual human organisms. The author shows that the term "essentially" is insufficiently defined by McMahan and, if we take the ...
Napier, Stephen
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Surviving without a Brain: A response to McMahan on Personal Identity
In his Ethics of Killing: Problems at the Margins of Life, Jeff McMahan defends what he calls the embodied mind view of identity, and then puts forward several arguments in support of the view that physical continuity of the brain is crucial to our ...
Oritsegbubemi Anthony Oyowe, Oyowe, OA
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The harm principle, personal identity and identity-relative paternalism. [PDF]
Wilkinson D.
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Includes abstract.In his book, The Open (2004), Giorgio Agamben suggests that the border between the human and the animal passes "first of all as a mobile border within living man".
Bedini, Daniella Cadiz
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A personâs choices and actions can make them liable to defensive harms. Yet the nature of moral liability, its limits and justifications, are the subject of considerable debate. This thesis is a contribution to those debates.
Oliver, Matthew, Matthew Oliver
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