Scandalous – A Reader of Art and Ethics
Notes
The contributions discuss models of ethics and pit them against principles and upturned notions of ethics and human rights
Editor | Nina Montmann |
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Publisher | SternbergPress |
ISBN | 978-1-934105-87-0 |
Reference | P2328 |
Date | 2013 |
Type | Publication |
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