Torture, Death and Philosophy

In Torture and the Ticking Bomb. Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 75–88 (2007)
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This chapter contains section titled: Torture Torture, Death and Interrogation Why No Decent Society Can Torture Torture, the “War on Terror” and Intellectual Irresponsibility But What if Torture Really is the Only Possible Way to Avoid Catast rophe? Two Final Points.

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