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Doomsday Needn’t Be So Bad

Travis Timmerman

Dialectica 72 (2):275-296 (2018) Copy BIBT_EX

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Travis Timmerman

Seton Hall University

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Death and Dying, Misc in Applied Ethics

Normative Ethics, Misc in Normative Ethics

The Badness of Death in Applied Ethics

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Death Lament Doomsday Collective Aterlife Afterlife Scheffler Infertility

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10.1111/1746-8361.12227

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