TY  - BOOK
TI  - Ethics: An international journal of social, political, and legal policy
AV  - PER .e84 1980-1981 v.91
PY  - 1980///-1981
CY  - Chicago
PB  - The university of Chicago
N1  - Rights of children, rights of parents, and the moral basis of the family      Ferdinand Schoeman--pp.6-19; "The disorder of women": women, love, and the sense of justice           Carole Pateman--pp.20-34; The obligation to work                        Lawrence . Becker--pp.35-49; What is ethical egoism?                    Edaward Regis, Jr.--pp.50-62; Human organs and the open market  Clifton Perry--pp.63-71; Vulgarity                                              M. W. Barnes--pp.72-83; Humanity as an end itself                  Thomas E. Hill, Jr.--pp.84-99; Moral responsibility and the "Galilean imperative"                         Sanford A. Lakoff--pp.100-116; Democracy and the rule of law           Donald Meiklejohn--pp.117-124; Sociobiology: science in the service of ideology                                        Richard J. Perry--pp.125-137; Themes in the reverse-discrimination debate           Irving Thalberg--pp.138-150; A critical reevaluation of the Alleged "empty formalism" of kantian ethics Ping-cheng Lo--pp.181-201; What's wrong with exploitation?        Richard J. Arneson--pp.202-227; Freedom, work, and the scope of democracy                                         Edward Sankowski--pp.228-242; Posthumus interests and posthumous respect                          Ernest Partridge--pp.243-264; A new model of rational choice          Howard Margolis--pp.265-279; The contemporary critical theory of Jurgen Harbemas                              Roger S. Gottlieb--pp.280-295; The obligations of liberalism: Pateman on participation and promising                                           Ronald Rogowski--pp.296-301; Can policy morality be founded on nontyranny                                        John R. Chamberlin--pp.302-308; The moral distinctiveness of representative democracy                 George Katb--pp.357-374; Political equality and election systems                                             Jonathan W. Still--pp.375-394; Representation in political theory and in law                                          Ronald Rogowski--pp.395-430; Representing consumer interests: the case of the american health planning                                            James A. Morone and Theodore R. Marmor--pp.431-450; Two contradictory ideas of (political) equality                                              Douglas Rae--pp.451-456; Representation, individualism, and collectivism                                       Albert P. Weale--pp.457-465; Living with conflict: representation in the theory of adversary democracy                                         Jane J. Mansbridge--pp.466-476; Fair and equal representation            Bernard Grofman--pp.477-485; On representing the public interest     Eugene Bardach--pp.486-490; The greeks and the psychiatrist           A. W. H. Adkins--pp.491-498; The ethics of behavior modification    Kurt Baier--pp.499-509; Moral Blackmail                                 Terrance C. McConnell--pp.544-567; Patriotism and war                             John Somerville--pp.568-578; Exporting Hazards                             Henry Shue--pp.579-606; A critique of personhood                    S. F. Sapontzis--pp.607-618; Rights and the meta-ethics of professional morality                         Mike W. Martin--pp.619-625; What really makes professional morality different: response to  Matin                                                  Benjamin Freedman--pp.626-630; Professional and ordinary morality: a reply to Freedman                          Mike W. Martin--pp.631-634; Clearing the decks                               John Elster--pp.634-644; The Marxism that failed                      Andrew Levine--pp.645-650; Plato's apology and Crito: Two recent studies                                    Richard Kraut--pp.651-664
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