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Engineering and Medical Carestract and theoretical. In this chapter, I look at professional practices to further develop the role of imagination in moral reasoning and its limiting and enabling constraints: engineering design and neonatal intensive medical care.

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Nussbaumlink between empathy, literature, and global citizenship. In this part, I will reconstruct and critically examine her position, using . (2001), . (1997), . (1995), and . (1990). I will further engage with her thought and refer to . (1996) and . (2006) in Chapter 9 (Cosmopolitanism). In this chapter,

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Kant and Kantianseasoning with views that stress the importance of principles in moral reasoning. I already made suggestions for a basis for reconciliation, such as the pragmatist attention for the procedural interpretation of Kant (Dewey and Putnam, in Part I) and an interpretation of Rawls that gives an essential

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hat Bourdieu calls scholastic reason. Marx and Bourdieu both identify the source of this fallacy in the failure of philosophers (and other intellectuals or academics) to recognize the peculiar conditions under which they produce their knowledge. Accordingly both Marx and Bourdieu turn from the logic

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Mark Coeckelberghbetween Bourdieu and Marxism: that by extending the critical scope of the capital concept to include a variety of forms beyond economic capital, Bourdieu transcended the narrow economism of the Marxist concept of capital. Indeed, Bourdieu himself claimed to do exactly this. However, I argue that suc