Titlebook: Clinical Ethics; Theory and Practice Barry Hoffmaster,Benjamin Freedman,Gwen Fraser Book 1989 The Humana Press Inc. 1989 applied ethics.bio

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ears, bioethics itself was concerned about providing a critique of the impedimenta of medical ethics: the existing code of ethics, the Hippocratic Oath, and the posited mentality that perceived ethics as a matter of adherence to well-worn homily. Some of this critique was misguided, revolutionary fe

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e discussed—as well it might be, since we are nearing the third decade of medical ethics in its most recent resurgence. The relationship of applied ethics and ethical theory has weighed on my mind from the very beginning. I was always working on my own reconciliation, but I seldom talked or wrote ab

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Applied Ethics,on” metaphor can be pushed before it loses its utility. In listening to the preceding papers, I was struck by a number of observations that seem compatible with what I wish to do here. Accordingly, I shall begin by reviewing these observations briefly, to set the stage for what follows.

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