Ethical Reflections

Ethical Reflections

Ethical Reflections

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Distinguished Philosophers' Papers in Ethical Reflections:

Thomas M. Scanlon, Harvard University, USA

 

Christine M. Korsgaard, Harvard University, USA

 

Peter Singer,Princeton University, USA

 Jonathan Dancy, University of Texas, USA 

 

Stephen Darwall, Yale University, USA

Slavoj Žižek, Ljubljana University, Slovenia

 

Muhammad Legenhausen, Imam Khomeini Institute, Iran

 

Talbot Brewer, University of Virginia, USA

 

Amy Gutmann, University of Pennsylvania, USA
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