The Paradox of Self-Defense: Saving Oneself by Harming Another

Lexington Books (2009)
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Abstract

Introduction -- The principles of self-defense -- The leading theories of self-defense -- The doctrine of double effect -- Double effect and common sense morality -- Can double effect justify self-defense? -- Conclusion: Justifying self-defense.

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