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Interplays of Reflection and Text: Telling the Case
American Journal of Bioethics 1 (1):56-57 (2001)
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Narrative ethics : a narrative.Howard Brody & Mark Clark - 2014 - In Martha Montello, Narrative ethics: the role of stories in bioethics. [Hoboken, New Jersey]: John Wiley and Sons.
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