Velleman believes that the notion of “patient autonomy” invoked to support a right to
euthanasia:
a. is identical to the sense invoked by Kant
b. is not the same as the sense invoked by Kant
c relies on consequentialist outcomes that he supports
d requires us to give all patients the means to implement their decisions
b.
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A) Some poodles are not dogs in my home. B) All poodles are dogs in my home. C) All dogs in my home are things identical to poodles. D) All dogs in my home are poodles. E) All poodles are the only dogs in my home.
Andrew Carnegie ___________
A) believed in communism B) was the first performer at Carnegie Hall C) was an immigrant D) believed in indiscriminate charity Correct
Why, according to the author of the textbook, should humans be moral?
a) self-interest b) law c) tradition d) common human needs