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Pabis, Marianne, author.
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contribution to the field of communication ethics from Ellul's Christocentric perspective, this work also
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Nitchovski, Pavel, author.
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philosophical work done on the topic. This essay attempts to partially fill this lacuna by offering an account
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Yamilkoski, Thomas, author.
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A prominent line of thought owed originally to the work of Harry Frankfurt is that it is our
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Giner-Sorolla, Roger.
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research, including many studies from the author's own lab, this book shows why emotions work to encourage
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Spaulding, Henry Walter, III, author.
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nourished by the promise of the eschatological hope of the not yet finished work of Christ. The church is
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Ferrara, Lyndsie N., author.
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highlight the contribution of ethical reasoning skills in forensic science. The work of American philosopher
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Fletcher, Andrew C., author.
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; race also limits Whites' ability to do self-work and obtain their unattained, but attainable, next
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Wilhelm, Chase R., author.
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aforementioned. This work intends to expose a dynamic paradigm of dialectic which will provide an alternative
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Karolak, Hannah, author.
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scholars that have come before, this work understands communication ethics as practices that yield social
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Carvelli, Victoria L.A., author.
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work in recognizing slavery as a crime against humanity and instituting national educational efforts on
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Vanderwood, Marcia W., author.
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implications that may influence leadership among all types of work environs, including government organizations
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Zárate, Arthur Shiwa, author.
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' claims, but also correct and build upon their work. In highlighting the corrective and productive impulse

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