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The article presents philosophy news briefs. Classes in happiness are being taught in schools in Great Britain. Research on dog behavior presented at the Canine Science Forum in Budapest, Hungary indicates that pet dogs can tell right from wrong due to selective breeding. Atheists at a conference in...

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Publicado en:Philosophy Now no. 69; pp. 5 - 6
Autor principal: Roberts, Sue
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Publicado: Philosophy Now Sep/Oct2008
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