What if nothing is sacred?: Politics and bioethics without sanctity

Australian Humanist, The 119:10 (2015)
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Blackford, Russell I will examine some implications for bioethical debate - and more broadly, for political and cultural controversy - if we take to heart the work of American psychologist Jonathan Haidt and his collaborators.

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