Physician-Assisted Suicide: Where to Draw the Line?
In brief compass, I will touch on three of the central ethical and public policy issues that divide those who are opposed to physician-assisted dying from those who are supportive of this practice. These are: (1) the moral distinction (if any) between actively hastening death and passively allowing...
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| description | In brief compass, I will touch on three of the central
ethical and public policy issues that divide those who
are opposed to physician-assisted dying from those who
are supportive of this practice. These are: (1) the moral
distinction (if any) between actively hastening death
and passively allowing to die; (2) how to interpret the
Hippocratic tradition in medicine with respect to physician-assisted
death; and (3) whether physician-assisted suicide can be
effectively regulated. I shall summarize the arguments
pro and con with respect to each issue,
and also indicate my own position. |
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and passively allowing to die; (2) how to interpret the
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and passively allowing to die; (2) how to interpret the
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distinction (if any) between actively hastening death
and passively allowing to die; (2) how to interpret the
Hippocratic tradition in medicine with respect to physician-assisted
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