Six Songs for Soprano or Tenor (Op. 6)

Mansfield, Felix; Brahms, Johannes; Randegger, Alberto

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“…for if the practices of homosexuals are not shameful, what is?' [64]. Rather more temperately, and eschewing this natural law position, Richard Posner has argued that`permitting homosexual marriage would be widely interpreted as placing a stamp of approval on homosexuality .…”

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Not Such a Queer Idea: Is There a Case for Same Sex Marriages?

Freeman

1999

J Applied Philosophy

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Gay marriages (as such) are not as yet allowed anywhere but the demand for them is increasing. Most countries take a liberal attitude towards marriage: few obstacles are put in its way. But objections to gay marriages continue to be raised. These objections are refuted and the case for gay marriage is assessed through the prism of various forms of liberalism. The normative argument for allowing gay marriage is shown to be both strong and consistent with many of the values upheld by the opponents of such unions.

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Section: The Objectionsmentioning

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Not Such a Queer Idea: Is There a Case for Same Sex Marriages?

Freeman

1999

J Applied Philosophy

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Six Songs for Soprano or Tenor (Op. 6)

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Not Such a Queer Idea: Is There a Case for Same Sex Marriages?

Not Such a Queer Idea: Is There a Case for Same Sex Marriages?

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