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The Ethics of Pain: Perspectives and Paradoxes
This chapter discusses the foundational moral premises surrounding the nature of pain, arguing that all pain is intrinsically bad, regardless of the source. It examines how personal morality and societal influences shape our empathy and moral obligations towards the suffering of loved ones versus strangers.
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