Ethics in practice: moral theory and the professions

Sydney: UNSW Press. Edited by Seumas Miller (2009)
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Dozens of times a day, in matters both grave and mundane, we make moral choices, Guided by our sense of what is right or wrong, fair or unfair, kind or cruel, ...

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