Titlebook: Bioethics: Asian Perspectives; A Quest for Moral Di Ren-Zong Qiu Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2004 Asian bioethics.B

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Euthanasia should be Legalized in China: Personal Perspectiveerable, multileveled surveys and typical cases. Since the first Chinese legal case of active euthanasia in Hanzhong City in Shaanxi Province (1986) and a hotly debated lawsuit in Funing County, Jiangsu Province (1994), it can be seen clearly that the attitudes of Chinese people towards euthanasia have changed.

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Book 2004or bioethicists, philosophers, physicians, scholars of Asian and culture studies, geneticists, sinologists, medical anthropologists, health administrators, health officials for relations with Asia, foundation officers for health programs in Asia, western journalists in Asia and officers of international organizations for Asia.

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Book 2004n scholars; ..- unfolds a rich and colourful picture; ..- addresses thorny bioethical issues from comprehensive Asian perspectives and different from the western paradigm of bioethics; ..- covers many topics including the intellectual foundation of Asian bioethics, bioethics and Asian culture, life

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Introduction: Bioethics and Asian Culture — A Quest for Moral Diversitynventor may not impose his solution on other people. Nothing could prevent this kind of imposition from leading to the kind of ethical imperialism that some bioethicists in developing countries understandably worry about.

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Personhood and Bioethics: A Chinese Perspectivehere is real being, there must be substance to ground whatever else is there as the being’s ultimate subject of inherence. Without the “in itselfness” of the substance, every instance of real being could be a part of, or inhere in, some other being, and then the necessary fulfilling conditions for a

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Rights or Virtues? Towards a Reconstructionist Confucian Bioethicsture of Asian bioethical explorations for the foundation of an Asian bioethics. In the approach of Tao, Hui and Sakamoto, the foundation must be established based on Asian cultures, religions, and moralities, especially Confucianism, thus providing a bioethical account more adequate in the Asian con

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Anorganisch-chemische Industrienventor may not impose his solution on other people. Nothing could prevent this kind of imposition from leading to the kind of ethical imperialism that some bioethicists in developing countries understandably worry about.

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Abschlie?ende Bemerkungen und Ausblickhere is real being, there must be substance to ground whatever else is there as the being’s ultimate subject of inherence. Without the “in itselfness” of the substance, every instance of real being could be a part of, or inhere in, some other being, and then the necessary fulfilling conditions for a

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