Titlebook: At the Foundations of Bioethics and Biopolitics: Critical Essays on the Thought of H. Tristram Engel; Lisa M. Rasmussen,Ana Iltis,Mark J.

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Bioethics After the Death of God – Reflections on an Engelhardtian Themelysis to demonstrate why even in principle to talk about the possibility of a canonical morality to guide medical practice or to frame health care policy requires at least the equivalent of a God’s-eye perspective, not out of religious but out of epistemic considerations. I argue that one must invok

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Cracks in the Foundations of Engelhardt’s Bioethicsailing methods and values of thick, content-full bioethical discourse, and (2) a . project that seeks to fashion a minimalistic, content-less bioethics anchored by default in a principle of bare permission-giving. Engelhardt’s aim, then, is to establish a bioethics that avoids both moral nihilism, o

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A Recollection with Appreciation. I was working on my PhD there. Tris had completed his PhD there in record time some years earlier and had recently moved from Tulane Medical School to the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) as an Assistant Professor. At a celebratory party for the successful candidate later that evening, Tr

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H. Tristram Engelhardt, Jr.—A Personal Reflectionast four decades. Tris’ work has left an indelible mark on the modern field of bioethics that he helped to found. His prolific, highly original, and carefully argued scholarly writings continue to engage and challenge scholars around the globe. His tireless editorship of bioethics journals and books

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Post-apocalyptic Trisariegated band of survivors crossing a wasteland in search of a place of peaceful plenty that may or may not exist. Ruined cityscapes poke out of the sand. The survivors have nothing in common and don’t even get along well with each other, at least at first. The communities they encounter along the