Naujausi A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T V W Y Z
Pavadinimas: THE MORAL STATUS OF PERSONS : PERSPECTIVES ON BIOETHICS
Autoriai: Edited by GERHOLD K. BECKER
Metai: 2000
ISBN: 9042012013
Leidykla: Amsterdam ; Atlanta : Rodopi
Brūkšninis kodas: 003075227198
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Anotacija:
viii Editorial Foreword 1 Acknowledgments
3 The Moral Status of Persons: Introduction GERHOLD K. BECKER
PART I: FOUNDATIONS OF PERSONHOOD
15 ONE Can We Have a General Conception of Personhood
in Bioethics?
RUIPING FAN
29 TWO Are All Human Beings Persons?
JOHANNES H. C. SUN
57 THREE Personal Identity as Basis for Autonomy
MICHAEL QUANTE
PART II: EASTERN PERSPECTIVES ON PERSONHOOD
79 FOUR Why Chinese Thought is Not Individualistic:
Answer 1 of n
CHAD HANSEN
95 FIVE Jen and Perichoresis: The Confucian and Christian
Bases of the Relational Person
EDWIN HUI
119 SIX We-Consciousness and Terminal Patients: Some
Biomedical Reflections on Japanese Civil Religion
SHIN OHARA
129 SEVEN Reshaping the Concept of Personhood:
A Chinese Perspective
RENZONG QIU
PART III: THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON PERSONHOOD
151 EIGHT "Made in the Image and Likeness of God":
The Concept of the Person in Catholic Social Teaching and Its Implications for Health Care Policy DENNIS P. McCANN
169 NINE "The Worth of a Person" - A Speciesist Prejudice?
Theological Comments on the Current Controversy over Bioethical Concepts FRIEDRICH-WILHELM GRAF
PART IV: THE BOUNDARIES OF PERSONHOOD IN
HEALTH CARE AND RESEARCH
183 TEN Gene Therapy and Personal Identity
RUTH CHAD WICK
195 ELEVEN Human Cloning, Harm, and Personal Identity
JONATHAN K. L. CHAN
209 TWELVE Brain Injury, Brain Degeneration, and Loss of Personhood
DERRICK K. S. AU
219 THIRTEEN Using and Benefitting Animals
ELIZABETH TELFER
233 About the Contributors 235 Index
Autoriai: Edited by GERHOLD K. BECKER
Metai: 2000
ISBN: 9042012013
Leidykla: Amsterdam ; Atlanta : Rodopi
Brūkšninis kodas: 003075227198
Ieškoti VUB kataloge
Anotacija:
This book offers critical yet constructive analyses of the major bioethical issues of personhood in thirteen chapters written by philosophers, ethicists, theologians, and healthcare specialists from East Asia, Europe, and North America. They extend their search for answers beyond the confines of traditional Western thought and tap the rich intellectual resources of Confucianism.
STUDIES IN APPLIED ETHICS (SAE) draws on the ethical resources of Western as well as Eastern traditions of thought to publish books that bring moral theory and vision to bear on the pressing issues of contemporary life.
viii Editorial Foreword 1 Acknowledgments
3 The Moral Status of Persons: Introduction GERHOLD K. BECKER
PART I: FOUNDATIONS OF PERSONHOOD
15 ONE Can We Have a General Conception of Personhood
in Bioethics?
RUIPING FAN
29 TWO Are All Human Beings Persons?
JOHANNES H. C. SUN
57 THREE Personal Identity as Basis for Autonomy
MICHAEL QUANTE
PART II: EASTERN PERSPECTIVES ON PERSONHOOD
79 FOUR Why Chinese Thought is Not Individualistic:
Answer 1 of n
CHAD HANSEN
95 FIVE Jen and Perichoresis: The Confucian and Christian
Bases of the Relational Person
EDWIN HUI
119 SIX We-Consciousness and Terminal Patients: Some
Biomedical Reflections on Japanese Civil Religion
SHIN OHARA
129 SEVEN Reshaping the Concept of Personhood:
A Chinese Perspective
RENZONG QIU
PART III: THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON PERSONHOOD
151 EIGHT "Made in the Image and Likeness of God":
The Concept of the Person in Catholic Social Teaching and Its Implications for Health Care Policy DENNIS P. McCANN
169 NINE "The Worth of a Person" - A Speciesist Prejudice?
Theological Comments on the Current Controversy over Bioethical Concepts FRIEDRICH-WILHELM GRAF
PART IV: THE BOUNDARIES OF PERSONHOOD IN
HEALTH CARE AND RESEARCH
183 TEN Gene Therapy and Personal Identity
RUTH CHAD WICK
195 ELEVEN Human Cloning, Harm, and Personal Identity
JONATHAN K. L. CHAN
209 TWELVE Brain Injury, Brain Degeneration, and Loss of Personhood
DERRICK K. S. AU
219 THIRTEEN Using and Benefitting Animals
ELIZABETH TELFER
233 About the Contributors 235 Index
