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vii Contents l Acknowledgments ix Preface xi Introduction 1 PartI LawasaMoralTeacher 13 Chapter1 Autonomy,Solidarity,andLaw’sPedagogy 15 Chapter2 LawandMorality:UnderstandingtheRelationship 45 PartII LifeIssuesandtheLaw 71 Chapter3 ThePro-LifeMovementandthePurposeofLaw 73 Chapter4 BadPedagogy,BadLaw:WhatFOCAIs—andIsn’t 97 Chapter5 GeneticInformationandRazianAutonomy 111 Chapter6 DyingGracefully 141 Chapter7 DyingWell,AssistedSuicide,andConstitutionalLaw 163 PartIII Voting,Morality,andtheLaw 187 Chapter8 VotingandFaithfulCitizenship 189 Chapter9 IntrinsicEvilandPoliticalResponsibility 219 Chapter10 VotingandComplicityinWrongdoing 243 ConcludingReflections 271 Index 279 This page intentionally left blank ...
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