Ethics in war: the distinction between soldiers and civilians
<p>In war a soldier behaving properly should take into account a universal requirement not to kill, to be applied strictly in dealing with civilians, but at the same time to support the exception of taking the life of enemy combatants as an act of selfdefense. This is the usual way to distingu...
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doaj-d4a63758ee3b44bb9a963b25811265112020-11-25T00:42:34ZdeuUniversidad Complutense de MadridRevista de Filosofia0034-82441988-284X2013-12-01382799810.5209/rev_RESF.2013.v38.n2.4338942119Ethics in war: the distinction between soldiers and civiliansFrancisco Lara0Universidad de Granada<p>In war a soldier behaving properly should take into account a universal requirement not to kill, to be applied strictly in dealing with civilians, but at the same time to support the exception of taking the life of enemy combatants as an act of selfdefense. This is the usual way to distinguish morally the proper treatment to soldiers and civilians. In this article the author criticizes it and outlines a different way to understand and justify the moral distinction mentioned.</p>http://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/RESF/article/view/43389ética de la guerraprincipio de inmunidad de los no combatientesdefensa propiaconsecuencialismo |
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Francisco Lara Ethics in war: the distinction between soldiers and civilians Revista de Filosofia ética de la guerra principio de inmunidad de los no combatientes defensa propia consecuencialismo |
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Ethics in war: the distinction between soldiers and civilians |
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Ethics in war: the distinction between soldiers and civilians |
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Ethics in war: the distinction between soldiers and civilians |
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Ethics in war: the distinction between soldiers and civilians |
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Ethics in war: the distinction between soldiers and civilians |
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ethics in war: the distinction between soldiers and civilians |
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid |
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Revista de Filosofia |
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<p>In war a soldier behaving properly should take into account a universal requirement not to kill, to be applied strictly in dealing with civilians, but at the same time to support the exception of taking the life of enemy combatants as an act of selfdefense. This is the usual way to distinguish morally the proper treatment to soldiers and civilians. In this article the author criticizes it and outlines a different way to understand and justify the moral distinction mentioned.</p> |
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ética de la guerra principio de inmunidad de los no combatientes defensa propia consecuencialismo |
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