An edition of Bioethics
(2000)
Bioethics
ancient themes in contemporary issues
by Mark G. Kuczewski and Ronald M. Polansky
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Bioethics: ancient themes in contemporary issues
2000, MIT Press
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Table of Contents
Remembering the Hippocratics : knowledge, practice, and ethos of ancient Greek physician-healers -- Robert Bartz
Is medicine art, science, or practical wisdom? Ancient and contemporary reflections -- Ronald Polansky
Phronesis and the misdescription of medicine : against the medical school commencement speech -- Kathryn Montgomery
Aristotle, phronesis, and postmodern bioethics -- David Thomasma
Confessions of an unrepentant sophist -- Tod Chambers
Philosophical therapy, ancient and modern -- Julia E. Annas
Thrasymachus and managed care : how not to think about the craft of medicine -- Alex John London
Potentiality and persons : an Aristotelian perspective -- Christopher Megone
Can communitarianism end the shrill and interminable public debates? Abortion as a case-in-point -- Mark G. Kuczewski
Classical and modern reflections on medical ethics and the best interests of the sick child -- Daryl M. Tress
Facing death like a Stoic : Epictetus on suicide in the case of illness -- Christopher E. Cosans
Euthanasia and the physician's role : reflections on some views in the ancient Greek tradition-- Georgios Anagnastopoulos.
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"A Bradford book"
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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