An edition of Arguments and analysis in bioethics
(2010)
Arguments and analysis in bioethics
by Matti Häyry
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Table of Contents
Introduction: Arguing about arguments, analyzing analysis / Matti Häyry ... [et al.]
Global bioethics and 'erroneous reason': fallacies across the borders / Sirkku Kristiina Hellsten
Is bioethics only for the rich and powerful? / Søren Holm
Do we need (bio)ethical principles? / Simona Giordano
Bioethics and Stephen Toulmin's argumentation theory / Doris Schroeder and Peter Herissone-Kelly
The use of examples in bioethics / Harry Lesser
Moral intuitions in bioethics / Harry Lesser
Toward the "fair use" of empirical evidence in ethical arguments: vaccination, MMR and disagreement / Angus Dawson
An assessment of the normal function model and implications for enhancement / Cathleen Schulte
On the distinction between positive and negative eugenics / Stephen Wilkinson
Genetic fallacy and some other concerns in behavioral genetics / Niall W. R. Scott
Eugenics: enhancing individuals or populations? / Niall W. R. Scott
Harm, law and reproductive / Anna Smajdor Cloning
An analysis of some arguments for and against human reproduction / Matti Häyry
Does the baby selling objection to commercial surrogacy misuse Immanuel Kant? / Stuart Oultram
Prozac, authenticity, and the Aristotelian mean / John McMillan
The case of self-demand amputees: a dilemma for professional ethics? / Floris Tomasini
Enzyme replacement therapy and the rule of rescue / Mark Sheehan
Is "therapeutic research" a misnomer? / Peter Lucas
Can the subject-of-a-life criterion help grant rights to non-persons? / Lisa Bortolotti
Determining the limits of justified paternalism: is maximizing autonomy the key? / Jane Wilson
The who or what of Steve: severe cognitive impairment and its implications / Simo Vehmas.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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