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Kantian political philosophy, coercion, and public health. [PDF]

Monash Bioeth Rev
van Dijk RJL, Bernstein JS.
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Is it ethically permissible to allow untrained practitioners to perform IONM? An African perspective. [PDF]

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Nel J, Ewuoso C.
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Rowing to the moon. [PDF]

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Workman S.
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Convergences and Gaps between Environmental Ethics, Climate Ethics, and Research Ethics: A Scoping Review. [PDF]

Sci Eng Ethics
Bourban M, Lenzi D, Sørensen MP, Fishberg R, Mehlich J, Fischbach F, Molina JL, Poague KIHM, Csábi A, Heffernan R, Hastings R, Rességuier A.   +11 more
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Right to right: the philosophy of modern thought

INFORMATION AND LAW, 2022
This article discusses the question of the state of functioning of the doctrine of natural law in the context of human resistance to the actions of a tyrant or aggressor. The genesis of the mentioned doctrine is briefly revealed, which, together with the contractual theory (the theory of the origin of the state) and positive (written) law, are the main
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Feminist Philosophy of Human Rights

2021
Abstract This chapter offers an account of central issues and themes in feminist philosophical work on human rights, including examples of important contributions to this discussion, as well as current and future directions. Major feminist theories of the grounding of human rights are presented together with feminist critiques of human ...
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Elements of the Philosophy of ‘Right’

Philosophical Investigations, 2022
AbstractIn the following paper, I discuss the adjectival uses of the English word ‘right’, in ethical and nonethical settings. I distinguish four distinct but related uses. In the central use, which includes the typical ethical applications, what is right is what conforms to a norm, or rule.
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The philosophy of language rights

Language Sciences, 1998
La langue etant une realisation fondamentale de l'etre humain, priver un groupe humain de ses droits linguistiques est un prejudice moral. Puisque les individus et les communautes ont des droits, le role de l'Etat devrait se limiter a la non-interference et a l'assistance. L'A. passe en revue les contributions des chercheurs contemporains a la prise de
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Elements of the Philosophy of Right

German History, 1993
(1993). Elements of the philosophy of right. History of European Ideas: Vol. 17, No. 6, pp. 811-813.
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