Titlebook: Information Security; 15th International C Dieter Gollmann,Felix C. Freiling Conference proceedings 2012 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Noboru Kunihiroially synthetic, and that judgements that are truly ethical have ‘objective’ significance. I cannot hope, and will not pretend to attempt, to fulfil so large a programme in so small a space: at most I shall seek, in considering some of the more important problems that arise in connexion with a specu

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Jens Bender,Özgür Dagdelen,Marc Fischlin,Dennis Küglerve inclination, is essential to the conception of morality, but though the simple moralist may rest content with the distinction, the philosopher is bound to inquire into its sources and ontological signification - very difficult metaphysical problems, the solution of which is not likely to leave th

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Samiran Bag,Aritra Dhar,Pinaki Sarkar that it has been possible wholly to ignore the distinction of mental and physical in the discussions of Part I., the emphasis being almost wholly on the physical in Chapters III. and IV. and chiefly on the mental in Chapter V.; but in view of the widespread belief, or tacit assumption, that the mor

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Lei Zhao,Debin Gao,Lina Wangve inclination, is essential to the conception of morality, but though the simple moralist may rest content with the distinction, the philosopher is bound to inquire into its sources and ontological signification - very difficult metaphysical problems, the solution of which is not likely to leave th