Contemporary moral arguments: readings in ethical issues
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CONTEMPORARY MORAL ARGUMENTS : READINGS IN ETHICAL ISSUES / LEWIS
VAUGHN.-2ND ED. P. CM. INCLUDES INDEX. ISBN 978-0-19-992226-0 1.
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CONTENTS
PREFACE IX
CHAPTER I: MORAL REASONING I ETHICS AND THE MORAL DOMAIN 1 ETHICS, LAW,
AND RELIGION 4 MORAL RELATIVISM 6 MORAL ARGUMENTS 9
ARGUMENT BASICS 9 THE STRUCTURE OF MORAL ARGUMENTS 13 EVALUATING MORAL
PREMISES 15 READING AND EVALUATING ARGUMENTS 17 ARGUMENT EXERCISES 23
KEYWORDS 26 SUMMARY 26 READINGS 26 PLATO: THE RING OF GYGES 26 LOUIS P.
POJMAN: THE CASE AGAINST MORAL
RELATIVISM 31 JAMES RACHELS: CAN ETHICS PROVIDE ANSWERS? 44 SUGGESTIONS
FOR FURTHER READING 61
CHAPTER 2: MORAL THEORIES 62 WHY MORAL THEORIES? 62 IMPORTANT MORAL
THEORIES 64 UTILITARIANISM 64
ETHICAL EGOISM 66 KANTIAN ETHICS 68 NATURAL LAW THEORY 69 RAWLS'S
CONTRACTARIANISM 72 VIRTUE ETHICS 73 THE ETHICS OF CARE 74
FEMINIST ETHICS 76 JUDGING MORAL THEORIES 77 THE MORAL CRITERIA OF
ADEQUACY 77 APPLYING THE CRITERIA 78
UTILITARIANISM 79 KANT'S THEORY 80
KEYWORDS 80 SUMMARY 81 READINGS 81 JOHN STUART MILL: UTILITARIANISM 81
IMMANUEL KANT: FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF THE METAPHYSIC OF MORALS 85
ARISTOTLE: NICOMACHEAN ETHICS 94 JOHN RAWLS: A THEORY OF JUSTICE 102
ANNETTE C. BAIER: THE NEED FOR MORE THAN JUSTICE 108 SUGGESTIONS FOR
FURTHER READING 116
CHAPTER 3: ABORTION 118 KEY TERMS 124 ARGUMENTS AND READINGS 124
1. WARREN'S PERSONHOOD ARGUMENT FOR ABORTION 124 MARY ANNE WARREN: ON
THE MORAL AND LEGAL STATUS OF ABORTION 126
STEPHEN SCHWARZ: THE BEING IN THE WOMB IS A PERSON 130 LOUIS P. POJMAN:
ABORTION: A DEFENSE OF THE PERSONHOOD ARGUMENT 140 DON MARQUIS: WHY
ABORTION IS
IMMORAL 148
2. NOONAN'S PERSONHOOD-AT-CONCEPTION ARGUMENT AGAINST ABORTION 155 JOHN
T. NOONAN, JR.: AN ALMOST ABSOLUTE VALUE IN HISTORY 157
MICHAEL TOOLEY: IN DEFENSE OF ABORTION AND INFANTICIDE 162 PHILIP
DEVINE: THE SCOPE OF THE PROHIBITION AGAINST KILLING 173
3. THOMSON'S SELF-DEFENSE ARGUMENT FOR ABORTION 182 JUDITH JARVIS
THOMSON: A DEFENSE OF ABORTION 183
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FRANCIS J. BECKWITH: ARGUMENTS FROM BODILY
RIGHTS: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS 193 ROSALIND HURSTHOUSE: VIRTUE THEORY AND
ABORTION 201 SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 215
CHAPTER 4: DRUGS AND AUTONOMY 216 KEY TERMS 222 ARGUMENTS AND READINGS
223
4. THE HARM ARGUMENT AGAINST DRUG USE 223 JAMES Q. WILSON: AGAINST THE
LEGALIZATION OF DRUGS 224
DOUGLAS N. HUSAK: A MORAL RIGHT TO USE DRUGS 233
5. THE ARGUMENT AGAINST PATERNALISM 241 GERALD DWORKIN: PATERNALISM 242
JOHN HOSPERS: WHAT LIBERTARIANISM IS 252 SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING
262
CHAPTER 5: EUTHANASIA AND ASSISTED SUICIDE 264
KEY TERMS 268 ARGUMENTS AND READINGS 269
6. THE AUTONOMY ARGUMENT FOR EUTHANASIA 269 RONALD DWORKIN ET AL.: THE
PHILOSOPHERS' BRIEF 270
DANIEL CALLAHAN: WHEN SELF-DETERMINATION RUNS AMOK 278 JOHN LACHS: WHEN
ABSTRACT MORALIZING RUNS AMOK 283 7. THE KILLING/LETTING DIE ARGUMENT
287
JAMES RACHELS: ACTIVE AND PASSIVE EUTHANASIA 289 WINSTON NESBITT: IS
KILLING NO WORSE THAN LETTING DIE? 292
8. THE SLIPPERY-SLOPE ARGUMENT AGAINST
EUTHANASIA 297 LEON R. KASS: WHY DOCTORS MUST NOT KILL 298 DAN W. BROCK:
VOLUNTARY ACTIVE EUTHANASIA 303 SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 313
CHAPTER 6: GENETIC ENGINEERING AND CLONING 314 GENE THERAPY 314
REPRODUCTIVE CLONING 318
KEY TERMS 321 ARGUMENTS AND READINGS 322
9. THE BENEFICENCE ARGUMENT FOR GENETIC ENHANCEMENT 322 JOHN HARRIS: IS
GENE THERAPY A FORM OF EUGENICS? 323
WALTER GLANNON: GENETIC ENHANCEMENT 329
10. THE OPEN-FUTURE ARGUMENT AGAINST CLONING 334 DAN W. BROCK: CLONING
HUMAN BEINGS: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE ETHICAL ISSUES PRO
AND CON 335 SOREN HOLM: A LIFE IN THE SHADOW: ONE REASON WHY WE SHOULD
NOT CLONE HUMANS 344 SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 346
CHAPTER 7: THE DEATH PENALTY 348 KEY TERMS 352 ARGUMENTS AND READINGS
352
11. KANT'S RETRIBUTIVISM ARGUMENT FOR THE DEATH PENALTY 352 IMMANUEL
KANT: THE RIGHT OF PUNISHING 354 IGOR PRIMORATZ: A LIFE FOR A LIFE 356
STEPHEN NATHANSON: AN EYE FOR AN EYE? 362 JAMES S. LIEBMAN ET AL:
CAPITAL ATTRITION: ERROR RATES IN CAPITAL CASES, 1973-1995 367
12. THE DISCRIMINATION ARGUMENT AGAINST THE DEATH PENALTY 372 PAUL G.
CASSELL: ADMINISTRATIVE OBJECTIONS 374
BRYAN STEVENSON: CAPITAL PUNISHMENT AND THE LEGACY OF RACIAL BIAS IN
AMERICA 377
13. THE DETERRENCE ARGUMENT FOR THE DEATH PENALTY 380 ERNEST VAN DEN
HAAG: ON DETERRENCE AND - THE DEATH PENALTY 381
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CONTENTS VII
HUGO ADAM BEDAU; CAPITAL PUNISHMENT AND
SOCIAL DEFENSE 388 SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 394
CHAPTER 8: WAR, TERRORISM, AND TORTURE 395 WAR 395 TERRORISM 398 TORTURE
400
KEY TERMS 404 ARGUMENTS AND READINGS 404
14. THE PACIFIST ARGUMENT AGAINST WAR 404 DOUGLAS P. LACKEY: PACIFISM
406 JAN NARVESON: PACIFISM: A PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS 413
15. THE SELF-DEFENSE ARGUMENT FOR WAR 420 MICHAEL WALZER: THE LEGALIST
PARADIGM 421 JOHN HOWARD YODER: WHEN WAR IS UNJUST: BEING HONEST IN
JUST-WAR THINKING 424
16. THE JUST WAR ARGUMENT AGAINST TERRORISM 429 HAIG KHATCHADOURIAN: THE
MORALITY OF TERRORISM 431 MICHAEL WALZER: TERRORISM: A CRITIQUE OF
EXCUSES 440 ANDREW VAILS: CAN TERRORISM BE JUSTIFIED? 446
17. THE TICKING BOMB ARGUMENT FOR TORTURE 456 ALAN M. DERSHOWITZ: THE
CASE FOR TORTURING THE TICKING BOMB TERRORIST 458 SUGGESTIONS FOR
FURTHER READING 467
CHAPTER 9: PORNOGRAPHY AND FREE SPEECH 469 KEY TERMS 472 ARGUMENTS AND
READINGS 473
18. THE LIBERTY ARGUMENT AGAINST CENSORSHIP 473 JOHN STUART MILL: ON
LIBERTY 474 NADINE STROSSEN: HATE SPEECH AND PORNOGRAPHY:
DO WE HAVE TO CHOOSE BETWEEN FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EQUALITY? 479
HELEN E. LONGINO: PORNOGRAPHY, OPPRESSION, AND FREEDOM 490 JOHN ARTHUR:
STICKS AND STONES 498
19. MACKINNON'S HARM-TO-WOMEN ARGUMENT FOR CENSORSHIP 509 CATHARINE A.
MACKINNON: PORNOGRAPHY, CIVIL RIGHTS, AND SPEECH 511 RONALD DWORKIN:
WOMEN AND
PORNOGRAPHY 522 WENDY KAMINER: FEMINISTS AGAINST THE FIRST AMENDMENT 530
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 537
CHAPTER 10: ECONOMIC JUSTICE: HEALTH CARE 538 SYSTEM FAILURES 539 WHAT
IS JUST? 541
A RIGHT TO HEALTH CARE 543 RATIONING 544 KEY TERMS 548 ARGUMENTS AND
READINGS 548
20. DANIELS'S ARGUMENT FOR A RIGHT TO HEALTHCARE 548 NORMAN DANIELS: IS
THERE A RIGHT TO HEALTH CARE AND, IF SO, WHAT DOES IT
ENCOMPASS? 550 ALLEN E. BUCHANAN: THE RIGHT TO A DECENT MINIMUM OF
HEALTH CARE 557
21. THE ARGUMENT FOR RATIONING BY MORAL WORTHINESS 559 BRIAN SMART:
FAULT AND THE ALLOCATION OF SPARE ORGANS 560
CARL COHEN ET AL.: ALCOHOLICS AND LIVER TRANSPLANTATION 566 SUGGESTIONS
FOR FURTHER READING 571
CHAPTER 11: ANIMAL RIGHTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL DUTY 572 KEY TERMS 576
ARGUMENTS AND READINGS 577
22. SINGER'S "ALL ANIMALS ARE EQUAL" ARGUMENT 577 PETER SINGER: ALL
ANIMALS ARE EQUAL 578
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CARL COHEN: THE CASE FOR THE USE OF ANIMALS IN
BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH 588 IMMANUEL KANT: OUR DUTIES TO ANIMALS 595
23. REGAN'S ARGUMENT FOR ANIMAL RIGHTS 596 TOM REGAN: THE CASE FOR
ANIMAL RIGHTS 597 MARY ANNE WARREN: THE RIGHTS OF THE
NONHUMAN WORLD 605 ROGER SCRUTON: THE MORAL STATUS OF ANIMALS 614
24. THE SUFFERING ARGUMENT FOR VEGETARIANISM 616 JAMES RACHELS: THE
MORAL ARGUMENT FOR VEGETARIANISM 617
R. G. FREY: MORAL VEGETARIANISM AND THE ARGUMENT FROM PAIN AND SUFFERING
622
25. TAYLOR'S ARGUMENT FOR THE EQUALITY OF ALL LIFE 628 PAUL W. TAYLOR:
THE ETHICS OF RESPECT FOR NATURE 629
DAVID SCHMIDTZ: ARE ALL SPECIES EQUAL? 641 ALBERT SCHWEITZER: REVERENCE
FOR LIFE 649
WILLIAM F. BAXTER: PEOPLE OR PENGUINS: THE CASE FOR OPTIMAL POLLUTION
652 SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 656
CHAPTER 12: ECONOMIC JUSTICE AND GLOBAL OBLIGATIONS 658 KEY TERMS 661
ARGUMENTS AND READINGS 661
26. HARDIN'S LIFEBOAT ARGUMENT AGAINST AIDING THE POOR 661 GARRETT
HARDIN: LIVING ON A LIFEBOAT 662 WILLIAM W. MURDOCH AND ALLAN OATEN: A
CRITIQUE OF LIFEBOAT ETHICS 673
27. SINGER'S UTILITARIAN ARGUMENT FOR AIDING THE POOR 682 PETER SINGER:
FAMINE, AFFLUENCE, AND MORALITY 683
LOUIS P. POJMAN: WORLD HUNGER AND POPULATION 690 SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER
READING 700
GLOSSARY 701 INDEX 705
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PREFACE
T HIS SECOND EDITION OF CONTEMPORARY MORAL ARGUMENTS IS TRUE TO THE
MISSION OF THE FIRST BUT HAS TAKEN TO HEART A FEW LESSONS FROM THE
TEACHERS WHO USE IT. FROM THE BEGINNING, THE ASSUMPTION UNDERLYING THIS
TEXT HAS BEEN THAT MUCH OF THE SATISFACTION AND UNDERSTAND- ING TO BE
GAINED FROM STUDYING (AND TEACHING) APPLIED ETHICS COMES FROM ARGUMENTS-
SPECIFICALLY THE MANY WELL-KNOWN ARGUMENTS THAT HAVE PROVOKED THE MOST
DEBATE AND REFLECTION ON CONTEMPORARY ISSUES. WE KNOW THAT IN EACH OF
THE MAJOR MORAL DISPUTES- FROM ABORTION TO TERRORISM TO WORLD
POVERTY-THERE ARE CERTAIN INFLUENTIAL ARGUMENTS THAT HAVE BECOME
MUST-SEE LANDMARKS ON THE ETHICAL TERRAIN. CONTEMPORARY MORAL ARGUMENTS
ZEROES IN ON MANY OF THESE KEY ARGUMENTS AND USES THEM AS GUIDEPOSTS AND
ENTRY POINTS FOR THE TRADITIONAL AND CONTEMPORARY READINGS THAT DISCUSS
THEM. THIS CONTROLLING IDEA RESULTS IN A CLEAR ORGANIZATION THAT PUTS
ARGUMENTS AT THE CENTER OF ATTENTION: THE BOOK'S READINGS ARE SORTED
INTO 10 TOPICAL CHAPTERS, WITH THE READINGS WITHIN THOSE CHAPTERS
ORGANIZED BY ARGUMENT. EACH ARGUMENT IS INTRODUCED BY A BRIEFING THAT
(I) SKETCHES THE ARGUMENT, (2) PROVIDES ETHICAL AND CONCEPTUAL
BACKGROUND FOR IT, AND (3) REVIEWS SOME OF THE MAIN PHILOSOPHICAL
RESPONSES TO IT. AFTER THE BRIEFING COME TWO TO FOUR ESSAYS PRESENTING
THE CLASSIC STATEMENT OF THE ARGUMENT, CRITIQUES AND DEFENSES OF IT, AND
DISCUSSIONS OF RELATED DEBATES. EACH CHAPTER HAS AN EXTENSIVE
INTRODUCTION TO THE ISSUE, TEXT BOXES SUPPLYING BASIC FACTS ON THE
ISSUE, AND ESSAY QUESTIONS FOLLOWING EACH ARGUMENT SECTION. THE MAIN
BENEFITS OF THIS APPROACH ARE THAT (1) IT HELPS STUDENTS FOCUS ON
ARGUMENTA- TION, WHERE MUCH OF THE PHILOSOPHICAL WORK GETS DONE, (2) IT
GIVES THEM CLEAR POINTS OF REFERENCE FOR NAVIGATING MATERIAL IN WHICH
THEY OFTEN GET LOST, AND (3) IT HELPS THEM UNDER- STAND AND APPRECIATE
THE ETHICAL DIALECTIC-THE INTERPLAY OF ARGUMENT AND COUNTERARGU- MENT
AMONG ARTICLES AND AUTHORS. IN SHORT, IT SHOWS THEM BY EXAMPLE HOW WE DO
ETHICS. MAIN FEATURES . IN-DEPTH TREATMENT OF 27 IMPORTANT ARGUMENTS IN
16 MAJOR ISSUES OF APPLIED ETH- ICS, INVESTIGATED BY 68 READINGS (PLUS 7
SELECTIONS IN THE INTRODUCTORY CHAPTERS). THE ISSUES INCLUDE ABORTION,
DRUGS AND AUTONOMY, EUTHANASIA AND ASSISTED SUICIDE, GENETIC ENGINEERING
AND CLONING, CAPITAL PUNISHMENT, WAR, TERRORISM, TORTURE, POR- NOGRAPHY,
FREE SPEECH, HEALTH CARE, ANIMAL RIGHTS, ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, AND
GLOBAL JUSTICE. * TWO SUBSTANTIAL INTRODUCTORY CHAPTERS RELATING MORAL
PROBLEMS TO ETHICAL CONCEPTS, MORAL THEORY, AND CRITICAL REASONING.
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCES ETHICS, SPELLS OUT THE FUNDAMENTALS, CRITIQUES
MORAL RELATIVISM, CLARIFIES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ETHICS IX |
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