Elizabeth Harman
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 220494 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Elizabeth Harman |
| NOMBRES | Elizabeth |
| APELLIDO | Harman |
| FIRMA | HARMAN E |
| AFILIACIONES | Murdoch University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3694-3874 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 67 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1986 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Gamete Donation as a Laudable Moral Mistake
This chapter examines moral reasons for and against being a gamete donor. The chapter develops the view that it is a moral mistake to be a gamete donor—that is, one should not be a gamete donor, it’s for moral reasons that one should not be a gamete donor, but it is not morally wrong to be a gamete donor—though it is also a morally wonderful thing to do. The chapter discusses the moral reasons for and against playing this crucial role in creating…
Collective experiences in medical music therapy teams during Covid-19
Introduction During the COVID-19 pandemic music therapy managers in hospitals were responsible for supporting their teams through relentless planning and implementation of change, including working virtually and in–person. The Creative Arts Therapies Managers' Network was established as a group of eight music therapy managers to formulate and appraise thinking and generate and refine meaningful constructs to sustain their own capacities as manage…
The Norton Introduction to Philosophy
Does Moral Ignorance Exculpate?
Non‐moral ignorance can exculpate: if Anne spoons cyanide into Bill's coffee, but thinks she is spooning sugar, then Anne may be blameless for poisoning Bill. Gideon Rosen argues that moral ignorance can also exculpate: if one does not believe that one's action is wrong, and one has not mismanaged one's beliefs, then one is blameless for acting wrongly. On his view, many apparently blameworthy actions are blameless. I discuss several objections t…
Fischer and Lamenting Nonexistence
I’ll Be Glad I Did It” Reasoning and the Significance of Future Desires
Can We Harm and Benefit In Creating
Creation Ethics
The Potential for Local Diversity in Implementation of the National Competition Policy
Australian governments have embarked on a major effort to improve the competitiveness of the economy by adoption of a national competition policy (NCP). The policy extends the scope of trade practices legislation to encompass the public sector and professions, modernises policy in the areas of pricing and access powers, and is intended to revitalise the microeconomic reform agenda. The intended result is an integrated national economy, more unifo…
The National Competition Policy
In his recent work on the Australian political system, Ian Marsh argues that interest groups and issues movements should be treated as 'potential partners and collaborators with government' (1995, p. 1). He suggests that the traditional two-party system with its inherent reliance on adversarial relations may need to mutate to cope with the demands which stakeholders are placing on the policy process and a changing political culture. This paper ex…
A reply to stone
Accountability and challenges for Australian governments
Australian governments are facing some confusion about public sector accountability. This paper argues that the opaque nature of accountability which persists is the result of changes being wrought, separately and together, by a number of macro factors of which public sector reform and corruption inquiries are but two. This explanation is developed by an examination of some fifteen specific issues which are symptomatic of the lack of transparency…
Public and Corporate Duties
In its broadest sense, this paper is about public and corporate accountability in Australia. In its narrowest sense, it examines the implications for senior public officers of the trial of Tony Lloyd in Western Australia. Lloyd was convicted in 1991 of acting improperly in his capacity as a director of Western Colleries Ltd during one of the last attempted rescues of Rothwells Ltd by the state government and the Bond Corporation in 1988. He succe…
Government and Business in Western Australia, 1983–85
Can We Harm and Benefit In Creating
Creation Ethics
I’ll Be Glad I Did It” Reasoning and the Significance of Future Desires
The National Competition Policy
In his recent work on the Australian political system, Ian Marsh argues that interest groups and issues movements should be treated as 'potential partners and collaborators with government' (1995, p. 1). He suggests that the traditional two-party system with its inherent reliance on adversarial relations may need to mutate to cope with the demands which stakeholders are placing on the policy process and a changing political culture. This paper ex…
Government and Business in Western Australia, 1983–85
Accountability and challenges for Australian governments
Australian governments are facing some confusion about public sector accountability. This paper argues that the opaque nature of accountability which persists is the result of changes being wrought, separately and together, by a number of macro factors of which public sector reform and corruption inquiries are but two. This explanation is developed by an examination of some fifteen specific issues which are symptomatic of the lack of transparency…
Collective experiences in medical music therapy teams during Covid-19
Introduction During the COVID-19 pandemic music therapy managers in hospitals were responsible for supporting their teams through relentless planning and implementation of change, including working virtually and in–person. The Creative Arts Therapies Managers' Network was established as a group of eight music therapy managers to formulate and appraise thinking and generate and refine meaningful constructs to sustain their own capacities as manage…
The Potential for Local Diversity in Implementation of the National Competition Policy
Australian governments have embarked on a major effort to improve the competitiveness of the economy by adoption of a national competition policy (NCP). The policy extends the scope of trade practices legislation to encompass the public sector and professions, modernises policy in the areas of pricing and access powers, and is intended to revitalise the microeconomic reform agenda. The intended result is an integrated national economy, more unifo…
Public and Corporate Duties
In its broadest sense, this paper is about public and corporate accountability in Australia. In its narrowest sense, it examines the implications for senior public officers of the trial of Tony Lloyd in Western Australia. Lloyd was convicted in 1991 of acting improperly in his capacity as a director of Western Colleries Ltd during one of the last attempted rescues of Rothwells Ltd by the state government and the Bond Corporation in 1988. He succe…
Government and Business in Western Australia, 1983–85
Public and Corporate Duties
In its broadest sense, this paper is about public and corporate accountability in Australia. In its narrowest sense, it examines the implications for senior public officers of the trial of Tony Lloyd in Western Australia. Lloyd was convicted in 1991 of acting improperly in his capacity as a director of Western Colleries Ltd during one of the last attempted rescues of Rothwells Ltd by the state government and the Bond Corporation in 1988. He succe…
A reply to stone
Accountability and challenges for Australian governments
Australian governments are facing some confusion about public sector accountability. This paper argues that the opaque nature of accountability which persists is the result of changes being wrought, separately and together, by a number of macro factors of which public sector reform and corruption inquiries are but two. This explanation is developed by an examination of some fifteen specific issues which are symptomatic of the lack of transparency…
The Potential for Local Diversity in Implementation of the National Competition Policy
Australian governments have embarked on a major effort to improve the competitiveness of the economy by adoption of a national competition policy (NCP). The policy extends the scope of trade practices legislation to encompass the public sector and professions, modernises policy in the areas of pricing and access powers, and is intended to revitalise the microeconomic reform agenda. The intended result is an integrated national economy, more unifo…
The National Competition Policy
In his recent work on the Australian political system, Ian Marsh argues that interest groups and issues movements should be treated as 'potential partners and collaborators with government' (1995, p. 1). He suggests that the traditional two-party system with its inherent reliance on adversarial relations may need to mutate to cope with the demands which stakeholders are placing on the policy process and a changing political culture. This paper ex…
Creation Ethics
Can We Harm and Benefit In Creating
I’ll Be Glad I Did It” Reasoning and the Significance of Future Desires
Does Moral Ignorance Exculpate?
Non‐moral ignorance can exculpate: if Anne spoons cyanide into Bill's coffee, but thinks she is spooning sugar, then Anne may be blameless for poisoning Bill. Gideon Rosen argues that moral ignorance can also exculpate: if one does not believe that one's action is wrong, and one has not mismanaged one's beliefs, then one is blameless for acting wrongly. On his view, many apparently blameworthy actions are blameless. I discuss several objections t…
Fischer and Lamenting Nonexistence
The Norton Introduction to Philosophy
Gamete Donation as a Laudable Moral Mistake
This chapter examines moral reasons for and against being a gamete donor. The chapter develops the view that it is a moral mistake to be a gamete donor—that is, one should not be a gamete donor, it’s for moral reasons that one should not be a gamete donor, but it is not morally wrong to be a gamete donor—though it is also a morally wonderful thing to do. The chapter discusses the moral reasons for and against playing this crucial role in creating…
Collective experiences in medical music therapy teams during Covid-19
Introduction During the COVID-19 pandemic music therapy managers in hospitals were responsible for supporting their teams through relentless planning and implementation of change, including working virtually and in–person. The Creative Arts Therapies Managers' Network was established as a group of eight music therapy managers to formulate and appraise thinking and generate and refine meaningful constructs to sustain their own capacities as manage…
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