Robert K. Vischer
Abstract
Introduction Part I. The Relational Dimension of Conscience: 1. Conscience in law 2. Conscience in the person 3. Conscience's claims 4. Conscience and the common good Part II. Implications: 5. Voluntary associations 6. Pharmacies 7. Corporations 8. Schools 9. Families 10. The legal profession Conclusion.
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Introduction Part I. The Relational Dimension of Conscience: 1. Conscience in law 2. Conscience in the person 3. Conscience's claims 4. Conscience and the common good Part II. Implications: 5. Voluntary associations 6. Pharmacies 7. Corporations 8. Schools 9. Families 10. The legal profession Conclusion.
Key concepts: Conscience, Dimension (graph theory), Law, Space (punctuation), State (computer science), Political science, Sociology, Psychology