Endliche Autonomie: interdisziplinäre Perspektiven auf ein theologisch-ethisches Programm

Endliche Autonomie: interdisziplinäre Perspektiven auf ein theologisch-ethisches Programm
ISBN-10
3825863557
ISBN-13
9783825863555
Category
Autonomy (Philosophy).
Pages
325
Language
German
Published
2004
Publisher
LIT Verlag Münster
Author
Andrea Arz de Falco

Description

Beruht die Entscheidung Gertraud Ladner ( Hg . ) zur Lebendspende wirklich auf Freiwilligkeit ? ... G. Ladner , A. Mlinar , W. der Lebendspende - Nierentransplantation Palaver , H. Renöckl , J. Römelt , H. beizutragen haben .

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