02069nam a2200409 a 4500001001400000003000700014005001700021008004100038020001800079020001500097040000800112245011200120246003500232246001700267250001300284260003600297300002500333490003300358490001700391504004000408505082200448650001101270650001801281650004001299650002201339650001801361650002101379650003401400650002201434650003201456650002301488650002101511650004501532700002001577830004501597830001701642vtls000056265KUKTEM20251117150352.0111124t2012    nyu    f b    000 0 eng d  a9780078050091  a007805009X  aUMP00aTaking sides.pClashing views on moral issues /cselected, edited, and with introductions by Stephen Satris30aClashing views on moral issues30aMoral issues  a13th ed.  aNew York :bMcGraw-Hill,cc2012  axx, 331 p. ;c24 cm.1 aContemporary learning series1 aTaking sides  aIncludes bibliographical references0 aUnit 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. Must sex involve commitment? ; Issue 4. Is abortion moral? ; 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 price gouging wrong? ;  Issue 11. Is affirmative action fair? ; Issue 12. Should the death penalty be abolished? ; Issue 13.  Is torture ever justified? ; Issue 14. Is physician-assisted suicide wrong? -- Unit 4. Human beings and other species. Issue 15. Does morality require vegetarianism? 0aEthics 0aSocial ethics 0aAbortionxMoral and ethical aspects 0aSame-sex marriage 0aHuman cloning 0aAnimalsxCloning 0aSale of organs, tissues, etc. 0aDrug legalization 0aAffirmative action programs 0aCapital punishment 0aAssisted suicide 0aVegetarianismxMoral and ethical aspects1 aSatris, Stephen 0aMcGraw-Hill contemporary learning series 0aTaking sides