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• Bioethics Policies and the Compass of Common Morality 

  Lindsay, Ronald A. (2009)

  Even if there is a common morality, many would argue that it provides little guidance in resolving moral disputes, because universally accepted norms are both general in content and few in number. However, if we supplement ...
• Slaves, Embryos, and Nonhuman Animals: Moral Status and the Limitations of Common Morality Theory 

  Lindsay, Ronald A. (2005-12)

  Common morality theory must confront apparent counterexamples from the history of morality, such as the widespread acceptance of slavery in prior eras, that suggest core norms have changed over time. A recent defense of ...
• SELF-DETERMINATION, SUICIDE AND EUTHANASIA: THE IMPLICATIONS OF AUTONOMY FOR THE MORALITY AND LEGALITY OF ASSISTED SUICIDE AND VOLUNTARY ACTIVE EUTHANASIA 

  Lindsay, Ronald Alan (1996)