The Ethics of Killing

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The book delves into the complex ethical considerations surrounding the act of killing, focusing on specific cases such as suicide, euthanasia, and organ transplantation. It poses critical questions about the nature of action, moral duties regarding killing, and the concepts of personhood and human dignity. By systematically addressing these issues, the author aims to construct a thorough framework for understanding when, if ever, the act of killing can be deemed ethically permissible, exploring the profound implications for humanity.