O'Neill argues that within Kantian ethics, the relief of famine is considered a significant duty of beneficence, emphasizing the moral importance of aiding those in dire need without specifying a precise measure of aid or suggesting that one should give to the point of personal detriment.

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O'Neill Argues That

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O'Neill argues that

A) Kantian ethics can offer a definitive description of exactly how much aid we must give to victims of famine.
B) we should give to famine relief until giving would make us worse off than the victims of famine.
C) relief of famine has a high standing among Kantian duties of beneficence.
D) All of the above

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