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|a Title; Copy right page; Contents; Contributors ; Introduction ; Summaries of the Contributions ; Conclusion; Part One The Suffering Patient, the Suffering Body; Chapter 1 The Body: Property, Commodity or Gift?; Why the Body Matters ; My Body, My Property? ; Another Country -- Giving to Unnamed Strangers ; Conclusions; Chapter 2 Ricœur's Medical Ethics: The Encounter Between the Physician and the Patient ; Ricœur's 'Little Ethics' and the Case of Medicine ; Precepts and Norms in Medicine ; A More Singular and More Universal Attention.
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|a Oneself as Another Fragile Person and the Phenomenon of Translation Chapter 3 Bringing the Lived Body to Medical Ethics Education: Learning to See the Suffering ; Introduction ; Medicine as a Moral Practice ; The Skill Model to Virtues and Moral Perception ; Phenomenology of the Body ; Bodily Becoming: Virtuous ; Returning to Medicine ; Chapter 4 Old Age and Dependency; Introduction ; Is Autonomy the Central Issue? ; Autonomy and Dementia ; The Ethical Importance of Dependency ; Chapter 5 An Ethical Enquiry into the Concept of Palliative Care ; Introduction.
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|a Historical Overview of Hospice and Terminal Care The Origins of Modern Palliative Care ; Conceptual Tensions and Ambiguities in Palliative Care ; Critical Value Analysis and the Role of Hermeneutic Ethics ; Conclusion ; Chapter 6 Mental Illness and Medical Ethics: Insights from Heidegger and Values-Based Medicine; Introduction ; Service-User Perspectives ; Case Study: John's Story ; Insights from Heidegger ; John's Perspective ; The Psychiatrist's Perspective ; Values-Based Medicine ; Conclusions; Chapter 7 Depression, Physician-Assisted Suicide and the Dutch Chabot Case.
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|a Somatic Suffering vs. the Mental Suffering of Depression Depression and Suicide ; Part Three Autonomy and Autonomous Decision-Making; Chapter 8 Autonomy: Presumptively Precluding Consequentialism in Medical Ethics; Introduction; Autonomy ; Consequentialism ; Two Arguments ; Objections; Conclusions ; Chapter 9 Respecting Patients' Religious Beliefs ; Non-Overlapping Magisteria ; The Warfare of Science with Theology ; Is Religion Good for Your Health? ; Religious Diversity and Non-Discrimination ; Chapter 10 Luck and Risk in Medicine ; Luck; Luck and Responsibility ; Risk; Conclusion.
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|a 'You Have the BRCA Predisposition to Breast Cancer' Chapter 11 The Lay Patient and Genetic Illness ; The Lay Patient and their Genetic Illness ; What Next? ; Part Four The Law, the Profession and Ethics; Chapter 12 Law at the Limits at the Limits of Life?; Introduction ; At the Limits of Life: The Case of Charlotte Wyatt ; Judging Law from Within ; The Limits of Law at the Limits of Life? ; Beyond Law at the Limits of Life? ; Conclusion ; Chapter 13 Bringing the Profession into Disrepute -- an Ethical or Legal Issue?; Introduction; Professionalism in Healthcare.
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|a This volume of original work comprises a modest challenge, sometimes direct, sometimes implicit, to the mainstream Anglo-American conception of the discipline of medical ethics. It does so not by trying to fill the gaps with exotic minority interest topics, but by re-examining some of the fundamental assumptions of the familiar philosophical arguments, and some of the basic situations that generate the issues. The most important such situation is the encounter between the doctor and the suffering patient, which forms one of the themes of the book. The authors show that concepts such as the.
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