Bioethical Prescriptions: To Create, End, Choose, and Improve Lives
Bioethical Prescriptions: To Create, End, Choose, and Improve Lives
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生物伦理处方：创造、结束、选择和改善生活
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2013
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F. Kamm
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绪论第一章死亡与死亡第一章拯救伊万·伊里奇：我们如何生活和如何死亡第二章与结束生命有关的概念问题第三章医生协助自杀和安乐死的四步论据第五章韦尔曼关于自杀和协助自杀的一些论点第六章布罗迪关于痴呆症和预先指示的说明第八章脑死亡和自发呼吸第二章年轻生命利用人类胚胎进行生物医学研究第十章使用和不使用人类胚胎干细胞的伦理问题第一章罗纳德·德沃金对堕胎的看法第十二章创作和堕胎第13章McMahan论生命边缘杀人的伦理第14章通过代理第三部分遗传和其他增强在Munchausen综合征中的一些概念和伦理问题第15章基因，正义和对未来人民的义务第16章道德地位、个人身份和可替代性：克隆人、胚胎和后代第四部分加强稀缺资源分配的错与非错第18章健康与公平第19章健康与机会平等第20章在道德上允许停止对稀缺资源的非无用使用吗？第21章聚集、分配稀缺资源与对残疾人的歧视第22章配给与残疾人：若干建议第23章向生物伦理学学习：配给非医疗稀缺资源的道德问题第五部分方法论第24章作为局内人和局外人的哲学家第25章理论和类比第26章高理论、低理论和应用伦理学之间的关系第27章理解、辩护和发现自我索引
Introduction Acknowledgments Part I Death and Dying Chapter 1 Rescuing Ivan Ilych: How We Live and How We Die Chapter 2 Conceptual Issues Related to Ending Life Chapter 3 Problems with " Chapter 4 Four-Step Arguments for Physician-Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia Chapter 5 Some Arguments by Velleman Concerning Suicide and Assisted Suicide Chapter 6 Brody on Active and Passive Euthanasia Chapter 7 A Note on Dementia and Advance Directives Chapter 8 Brain Death and Spontaneous Breathing Part II Young Life Chapter 9 Using Human Embryos for Biomedical Research Chapter 10 Ethical Issues in Using and Not Using Human Embryonic Stem Cells Chapter 1 Ronald Dworkin's Views on Abortion Chapter 12 Creation and Abortion Short Chapter 13 McMahan on the Ethics of Killing at the Margins of Life Chapter 14 Some Conceptual and Ethical Issues in Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy Part III Genetic and Other Enhancements Chapter 15 Genes, Justice, and Obligations to Future People Chapter 16 Moral Status, Personal Identity, and Substitutability: Clones, Embryos, and Future Generations Chapter 17 What Is and Is Not Wrong with Enhancement Part IV Allocating Scarce Resources Chapter 18 Health and Equity Chapter 19 Health and Equality of Opportunity Chapter 20 Is it Morally Permissible to Discontinue NonFutile Use of a Scarce Resource? Chapter 21 Aggregation, Allocating Scarce Resources, and Discrimination Against the Disabled Chapter 22 Rationing and the Disabled: Several Proposals Chapter 23 Learning from Bioethics: Moral Issues in Rationing Non-Medical Scarce Resources Part V Methodology Chapter 24 The Philosopher as Insider and Outsider Chapter 25 Theory and Analogy Chapter 26 Relations between High Theory, Low Theory, and Applying Applied Ethics Chapter 27 Understanding, Justifying, and Finding Oneself Index