Pluralistic Casuistry: Moral Arguments, Economic Realities, and Political Theory (Philosophy and Medicine, 94)
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Pluralistic Casuistry: Moral Arguments, Economic Realities, and Political Theory (Philosophy and Medicine, 94)

Ethics political philosophy Academic Philosophy Applied Ethics Economic Ethics
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Pluralistic Casuistry brings moral arguments into conversation with economic realities and political theory. As part of the Philosophy and Medicine series, it offers an interdisciplinary treatment of practical ethical reasoning and the broader philosophical questions surrounding medicine, society, and public decision-making.

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Pluralistic Casuistry explores the relationship between moral arguments, economic realities, and political theory.

The book presents an interdisciplinary perspective connecting philosophy with medicine and related social concerns.

Its focus on casuistry indicates attention to the practical evaluation of moral questions and arguments.

This volume is part of the Philosophy and Medicine series.

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