Martyrdom Ethics
Martyrdom Ethics is a normative framework within death ethics that prescribes the moral permissibility or obligation of sacrificing one’s life for a cause, distinguishing itself by grounding ethical justification in the intentional acceptance of death as testimony to deeply held beliefs, principles, or collective values.
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Thomas Hobbes: turning point for honor
Choice Reviews Online · 2009 · 23 citations
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