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Justified Killing An Essay on Interests, Persons, and Epistemic Justification | 4.79 MB
Title: Justified Killing
Author: Stephen Napier
Category: Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Medical, Reference, Ethics, Specialties, Family & General Practice, Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy, Ethics & Moral Philosophy
Language: English | 222 Pages | ISBN: 9783032149466
Description:
This project argues that arguments for the permissibility of killing-specifically, arguments in favor of abortion and euthanasia-fail to justify their conclusions. At best, these arguments form a merely coherent network, but ultimately evince a circular pattern of justification. This book traces the two principal arguments made in support of permissible abortion: arguments based on a time-relative interest account of wrongdoing; and arguments based on the non-personhood of what is killed. It also addresses the principal arguments made in support of permissible euthanasia, namely arguments based on the value of autonomy and compassion. For each argument, this book argues that it suffers from various defects. The book thus concludes that arguments for abortion and euthanasia are unjustified.
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