Philosophers Take On the World (Record no. 106205)
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| 020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER | |
| International Standard Book Number | 9780198753728 |
| 082 ## - DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION NUMBER | |
| Classification number | 909.83101 |
| Item number | PHI |
| 245 ## - TITLE STATEMENT | |
| Title | Philosophers Take On the World |
| 260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. (IMPRINT) | |
| Name of publisher, distributor, etc | Oxford University Press |
| Date of publication, distribution, etc | 2016 |
| Place of publication, distribution, etc | Oxford |
| 300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION | |
| Extent | 250p |
| 500 ## - GENERAL NOTE | |
| General note | Crime and Punishment<br/>1. Time to reconsider the penal code? / Anders Herlitz<br/>2. Enhanced punishment: can technology make life sentences longer? / Rebecca Roache<br/>3. Degrees of sexual harm / Brian D. Earp<br/><br/>Terrorism, guns, and war<br/>4. A challenge to gun rights / Jeff McMahan<br/>5. McMahan's hazardous (and irrelevant) thought experiment / Lance K. Stell<br/>6. Travel, friends, and killing / Seth Lazar<br/>7. The courageous suicide bomber? / Roger Crisp<br/>8. Chemical weapons: in defence of double standards / Owen Schaefer<br/>9. Looted artworks: a portrait of justice / Cecile Fabre<br/><br/>Health and medicine<br/>10. Homeopathy: an undiluted proposal / Steve Clarke<br/>11. Five minutes too late / Julian Savulescu<br/>12. Taking drugs to help others / Tom Douglas<br/>13. My son's dyslexic, and I'm glad / Charles Foster<br/>14. The point of death / Janet Radcliffe Richards<br/>15. Is it ethical to use data from Nazi medical experiments? / Lynn Gillam<br/>16. Financial incentives, coercion, and psychosis / Jonathan Pugh<br/>17. Mr Nicklinson and the right to die / Julian Savulescu<br/><br/>Drugs and organs<br/>18. In praise of organ-ized sport / Dominic Wilkinson<br/>19. Do we own our bodies? / Janet Radcliffe Richards<br/>20. Psychiatric drugs and religious norms / Katrien Devolder<br/><br/>Religion and charity<br/>21. Catholic identity and strong dissent - how compatible? / Tony Coady<br/>22. Banking: the ethical career choice / William MacAskill<br/>23. On rebuilding Noah's Ark and drinking old burgundy / Charles Foster<br/>24. Should conservative Christians be allowed to foster children? / Simon Rippon<br/><br/>Sex, sex-equality, and sexuality<br/>25. Can you be gay by choice? / Brian D. Earp<br/>26. Prostitution and disability / Brian D. Earp<br/>27. Artificial wombs and a visit to Birland / Chris Gyngell<br/>28. Is unwanted pregnancy a medical disorder? / Rebecca Roache<br/>29. Is half an abortion worse than a whole one? / Simon Rippon<br/>30. Nick-less? / Dominic Wilkinson<br/>31. Paedophilia and predisposition / Kyle T. Edwards<br/>32. Checking people out / Ole Martin Moen<br/>33. Female philosophers and sexual harassment / David Edmonds<br/>34. An unfortunate state of affairs / Hilary Greaves<br/>Sport<br/>35. Sport hatred / Joshua Shepherd<br/>36. Doping: when will we learn? / Julian Savulescu<br/>37. Tennis and sex / David Edmonds<br/><br/>Brains<br/>38. My brain made me do it - So what? / Walter Sinnott-Armstrong<br/>39. My client's brain is to blame / Simon Rippon<br/>40. Mapping brains and finding direction / Regina Rini<br/><br/>Language, speech, and freedom<br/>41. Countering Islamic extremism / Peter Singer<br/>42. Disabling language / Neil Levy<br/>43. Stop Orientalism? / Kei Hiruta<br/>44. The naked truth / Roger Crisp<br/>45. Porn, condoms, and liberty / Kyle T. Edwards<br/>46. Should men be allowed to discuss abortion? / Jim A.C. Everett<br/><br/>Evil, disgust, shame, rudeness, and joy<br/>47. A reflection on confronting evil / Regina Rini<br/>48. Shame about the internet / Andreas Kappes<br/>49. In defence of drinking alone / Rebecca Roache<br/>50. Lady Thatcher is dead: pop open the champagne / David Edmonds<br/>51. Steamy calamari and trans-species eroticism / Anders Sandberg<br/>52. Nothing is like mother's ice cream / Anders Sandberg<br/>53. Rudeness and cold callers / Hannah Maslen<br/>Animals<br/>54. Treated like animals / Christine M. Korsgaard<br/>55. What is a pet worth? / Russell Powell<br/>56. The best idea you've heard all year / Michelle Hutchinson<br/><br/>The future and its people<br/>57. Enlightened surveillance? / Stuart Armstrong<br/>58. Why it's OK to block ads / James Williams<br/>59. Would you hand over a decision to a machine? / Sean O. Heeigeartaigh<br/>60. Should we be erasing memories? / Julian Savulescu<br/>61. Adding happy people / Theron Pummer<br/>62. The pregnant man and other conceptual surprises / Guy Kahane |
| 600 ## - SUBJECT ADDED ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME | |
| Personal name | Civilization, Modern - 21st Century - Philosophy |
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| Personal name | Edmonds, David |
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| Source of classification or shelving scheme | Dewey Decimal Classification |
| Item type | Book |
| Call number prefix | 909.83101 |
| Call number suffix | PHI |
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