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How should I live?: philosophical conversations about moral life
New York: Paragon House. Edited by Curtis L. Hancock (1991)
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A series of eight fictional conversations offer an introduction to ethics, providing critical discussion of the definition and value of ethics and of ethical theoriesAuthor's Profile
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