Ethics and public domain

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New Delhi, India: VL Media Solutions (2015)
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What is ethics? : subjectivism, relativism, good, moral standards -- Family, marriage and dowry -- Structures of inequality : caste, hunger, poverty -- Media and ethics : agency, privacy censorship -- Secularism and tolerance.

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HM665.E84 2015

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