Taking sides clashing views on moral issues
Presents the various controversial issues in a debate-style format designed to stimulate student interest and develop critical thinking skills. This title frames each issue with an issue summary, an issue introduction, and a postscript. It features an annotated listing of selected World Wide Web sit...
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New York, NY
McGrawHiil Companies, Inc.
2012
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| Edition: | Twelve edition |
| Series: | McGraw-Hill contemporary learning series
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Table of Contents:
- Unit 1. Fundamental issues in morality
- Issue 1. Is moral relativism correct?
- Issue 2. Does morality need religion?
- Unit 2. Gender, sex, and reproduction
- Issue 3. Is abortion immoral?
- Issue 4. Must sex involve commitment?
- Issue 5. Is it right to prohibit same-sex marriage?
- Issue 6. Should human cloning be banned?
- Unit 3. Law and society
- Issue 7. Is cloning pets ethically justified?
- Issue 8. Should Congress allow the buying and selling of human organs?
- Issue 9. Should drugs be legalized?
- Issue 10. Is gambling immoral?
- Issue 11. Is affirmative action fair?
- Issue 12. Should licensing for handguns be more restrictive?
- Issue 13. Should the death penalty be abolished?
- Issue 14. Is torture ever justified?
- Issue 15. Is physician-assisted suicide wrong?
- Unit 4. Human beings and other species
- Issue 16. Does morality require vegetarianism?