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Beneficence in an Ethics of Virtue of the beneficiary or at least as a duty on that of the benefactor. In Cicero, Seneca, and Kant it is conceived of as a duty, though without any belief in the existence of a corresponding right. A different perspective is entailed only if one takes an ethics of virtue approach to beneficence and se

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Jewish Ethics and Beneficencepation in experimentation, organ donation, or other forms of medical beneficence? Because of the richness of the Jewish tradition of moral reflection, the answers to these questions are of interest not only to those who identify themselves as Jews but also to those who seek to come to terms with the

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Streptokokkeninfektionen der Gruppen A und Bitarianism, altruism, beneficence, or philanthropy. None of these words individually is adequate to encompass the quality to which this historical investigation is addressed, and none is truly synonymous with any other. Each of these words can be taken as having a negative connotation in that each a