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1, Who most exemplifies the virtue of couragethe person who finds it difficult to be brave or the person who finds it easy to be courageous?

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Dr. Kaur has been asked to serve as a consultant for the state as it is revising its protocol for lethal injection in executions. Dr. Kaur is not personally opposed to the death penalty, but he knows that the American Medical Association and other doctors' groups object to the involvement of doctors in executions. These organizations argue that doctors take an oath to preserve life and thus should not be accessories to the taking of life. However, Dr. Kaur thinks it is important to find humane ways to execute people. In addition, he figures that it would be better if doctors, who understand how the lethal injection protocol works, were involved in the process. He agrees to work with the state as it reviews and revises its lethal injection protocol.

Is Dr. Kaur doing the right thing? Should doctors be involved in finding humane ways to execute convicted criminals? Why or why not?

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Is utilitarianism persuasive and reasonable?

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What are criticisms of the first formation of Kant's categorical imperative?

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According to Kant, in terms of goodwill, is just doing the right thing sufficient for making an action full of moral worth? Why or why not?

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Jim is an active person. He is a lawyer by profession. When he was forty-four years old, a routine physical revealed that he had a tumor on his right lung. After surgery to remove that lung, he returned to a normal life. However, four years later, a cancerous tumor is found in his other lung. He knows he has only months to live. Then comes the last hospitalization. He is on a respirator. It is extremely uncomfortable for him, and he is frustrated by not being able to talk because of the tubes. After some thought, he decides that he does not want to live out his last few weeks like this and asks to have the respirator removed. Because he is no longer able to breathe on his own, he knows this means he will die shortly after it is removed.

Did Jim or the doctors who remove the respirator and then watch Jim die do anything wrong? Why or why not?

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In terms of feminist, what is intersectionality, and who conceptualized the concept?