Theory Of Medical EthicsBasic Books, 1981 - 387 sider |
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Side 164
... give a special priority to not harming over and above the concern for producing benefit , but I cannot see why . That seems to me more like the kind of choice where rational contrac- tors would perceive no clear societal reason for ...
... give a special priority to not harming over and above the concern for producing benefit , but I cannot see why . That seems to me more like the kind of choice where rational contrac- tors would perceive no clear societal reason for ...
Side 211
... give families a broad range of decision - making choices . The same principle of autonomy that gives the individual freedom to deviate from the social consensus of what is best may also provide some limited range of familial discretion ...
... give families a broad range of decision - making choices . The same principle of autonomy that gives the individual freedom to deviate from the social consensus of what is best may also provide some limited range of familial discretion ...
Side 295
... give preexecution physical exams to determine if the prisoner has any unusual characteristic ( such as " invisible " veins ) making lethal injection difficult or impossible . They might be called upon to give the injection itself or ...
... give preexecution physical exams to determine if the prisoner has any unusual characteristic ( such as " invisible " veins ) making lethal injection difficult or impossible . They might be called upon to give the injection itself or ...
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PART I | 6 |
The Dominant Western Competitors 127 | 27 |
Medical Ethical Theories Outside the Anglo | 50 |
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