The Moral Equivalence of Action and Omission

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reprint Lichtenberg, Judith (1982) "The Moral Equivalence of Action and Omission". Canadian Journal of Philosophy 12(sup1):19-36
edition Steinbock, Bonnie; Norcross, Alastair (1994) "The Moral Equivalence of Action and Omission". In Steinbock, Bonnie, Norcross, Alastair, Killing and Letting Die, pp. 210-229: Fordham University Press (1994)

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