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causal law / treatment for cancer / /
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University of Oxford Department of Primary Health Care / Cambridge University / Harvard University / The University of Chicago / Murphy Center for Ethics / Oxford University / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Tulane University / /
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Rosemarie Tong / Paul Weiss / Elizabeth Anderson / Bob Stern / Derek Matravers / Nicole Dudukovic / Michael Hudson / Matthew Kieran / Charles Sanders Peirce / Paul Faulkner / Charles Hartshorne / Willard Van Orman Quine / Arthur W. Burks / David Bakhurst / Mark Dobrow / Peter Goldie / Hilde Nelson / Chris Bennett / David Dyzenhaus / Barbara Tversky / Sergio Tenenbaum / Dominic McIver Lopes / Ross Upshur / Cheryl Misak / Kenneth Goodman / Howard Brody / David Velleman / Dorothy Emmet / Elizabeth Marsh / Rita Charon / Vivek Goel / Eric Cavallero / Vieda Skultans / Trisha Greenhalgh / /
Experience, Narrative, and Ethical Deliberation* Cheryl Misak I. THE PROBLEM David Velleman, in “A Right of Self-Termination?” opens with a story. While undergoing treatment for cancer, he gave a talk at a philosophy