Titlebook: Contemporary Issues in Biomedical Ethics; John W. Davis,Barry Hoffmaster,Sarah Shorten Book 1978 The HUMANA Press Inc. 1978 Biomedical eth

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Sterilization, Privacy, and the Value of ReproductionIn other words, my question focuses on the matter of preference: is it important that people who prefer to have their biologically own children, rather than adopt, be allowed to do so? I shall argue that it is not.

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Legalism and Medical Ethics” or the “logic of ethics,” that is, the second-level inquiry into moral concepts, rules, and principles and their logical interrelations. I believe that it is important to develop an understanding of some of these methodological questions as a propaedeutic to an inquiry into more substantive moral

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Comments on “Legalism and Medical Ethics” his criticisms of a general ethics of rights. My remarks, therefore, will focus on three issues: the connection between legalism and an ethics of rights, Professor Ladd’s criticisms of a particular version of an ethics of rights, and the adequacy of the alternative ethics of responsibility that is

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The Moral Rights of the Terminally ILLeir suffering in a way that does not dull their remaining time; and moral problems about what treatment to undertake or terminate, and what information about it to give the patient and family. My main concern here will be with these moral problems. I shall explore them by examining certain of the im

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