Moral Status and Human Life: The Case for Children's Superiority

James Gerard Dwyer

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1. What is moral status and why does it matter? 2. How is moral status determined? 3. Selecting criteria of moral status 4. Problems in applying a multi-criterial approach 5. Applying a multi-criteria moral status test to adults and children 6. Legal, policy, and moral implications of children's superiority.

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