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For detailed discussion of Principlism please refer to the article by Jeffrey W. Bulger in "Teaching Ethics" Vol. 8, #1, Fall 2007, pp. 81-100, Published by Society for Ethics Across The Curriculum. The above materials are parts of that article and were reproduced with the author's permission.
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