More broadly, a central theme in her work is the proposition that a particular conception of the good life is itself a moral value, and that that from this value, certain libertarian moral and political conclusions follow.
The most profound and serious indication of the moral implications underlying the ecological problem is the lack of respect for life evident in many of the patterns of environmental pollution.
Mr Achebe has drawn support from the publishers and academics, who say the sex scenes are central to the book and argue the purpose of literature is to mirror life rather than set moral codes.
The bishop is to warn of a moral vacuum in private and public life, which he says has reached all levels of society.
His view of abortion as a moral wrong but an individual right is unlikely to persuade the pro-life wing of the Party that he would not appoint another David Souter to the Supreme Court.
Billy Graham's autobiography is a reminder that evangelical Protestantism is a far older and deeper current in American life that the politicised Christianity of the Moral Majority.
His stamping ground is "the moral, emotional, and political colourings of the concept of human nature in modern life".
The last six months of life are a particularly difficult moral issue because that is when most health-care spending occurs.
But the labor of a creating a person, particularly one who is moral and capable of living a meaningful life as Nozick requires, goes further.
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The moral obligation we have to leave the next generation a chance at a better life is twice as important as almost any need for immediate gratification.
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This somewhat forced moral structure is made up for by Ms de Loo's rich evocation of life in the Budapest ghetto and by her ability, in pared-down prose, to convey Kata's and Stefan's own confusions and anxieties.
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