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245		0	_aAfter the Terror _cTed Honderich
250			_a1st.ed.
260			_bEdinburgh University Press _c6 August 2002 _aEdinburgh
300			_a160 p.; 23 cm _b;21.84 x 1.78 x 15.75 cm
520			_a Enquires into the 'natural fact' of morality and the worked-out moralities of philosophers. It reaches to the moral core of our lives, and asks why the events of September 11th were wrong and what terrorism tells us about ourselves and out obligations. Ted Honderich does not respect the moral confidence of our leaders and others, and defends a morality of humanity that requires us to think about our lives, and to act up against our democratic governments.
650			_aTerrorism
700			_9454 _a Honderich, Ted
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