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School of Liberal Arts (SoLA)

Ejaib

Eubios Journal of Asian and International Bioethics

Recent literature shows that ethics of care can be used as a theoretical basis to add a new, important dimension to social issues. This paper argues for a similar extension of the theoretical support from ethics of care to an area in bioethics. Specifically, it contends that a justification based ethics of care can be constructed to argue for a moral obligation to give some priority in the HIV-related initiatives to one of most vulnerable groups; namely, the rural women in India. In an epidemic situation this care-based approach has certain advantages as a moral justification over the usual traditional approaches. © 2006 The Author.

Developing World Bioethics

Ethics of care and HIV: A case for rural women in India

Metaphysica

Mental Properties and Levels of Properties

Understanding Philosophy, Eastern and Western Perspectives: Proceedings of {\ldots}

VARIETIES OF ANTIREDUCTIONISM

The Spirit of Indian and Western Philosophy: Science, Society and Religion

Cognitive Closure and the Debate about Consciousness

Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla

On Mind and Consciousness: Selected Articles from the International Conference MiCon2002

This article focuses on David Chalmers's theory which promises to lead us toward a "scientific study" of mind and consciousness. It is a critique of the metaphysics that Chalmers has espoused to support his thesis; namely, property dualism which posits a dichotomy only at the level of properties and not at the level of things. I argue that Chalmers's version of property dualism, though it may avoid the difficulties associated with the Cartesian kind of dualism, has its own set of problems. Instead of bolstering, this faulty metaphysics only helps to undermine his claim of irreducibility of consciousness.

Journal of Indian Council of Philosophical Research

Metaphysics of Consciousness and David Chalmers's Property Dualism

Indian Philosophical Quarterly

Conditionals, Frank Jackson and the Assertibility Thesis

Human Deductive Reasoning, Genetic Algorithms: A Proposed Model

Genetic Programming 1998: Proceedings of the Third Annual Conference

The Genetic Algorithms Approach for Proving Logical Arguments in Natural Language

Pandemic A H1N1 (2009) Preparedness Efforts, Compliance, Ethical Considerations: A Retrospective Study on Hijli Rural Hospital (RH)

Mental Properties, Levels and Property Dualism