Moral Conflicts of Organ Retrieval : : A Case for Constructive Pluralism / / Charles C. Hinkley II.
This book addresses ethical conflicts arising from saving the lives of patients who need a transplant while treating living and dead donors, organ sellers, animals, and embryos with proper moral regard. Our challenge is to develop a better world in the light of debatable values and uncertain consequ...
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Hinkley, Charles C., II, author. Moral Conflicts of Organ Retrieval : A Case for Constructive Pluralism / Charles C. Hinkley II. A Case for Constructive Pluralism Leiden; Boston : BRILL, 2005. 1 online resource (247 p.) text txt computer c online resource cr Value Inquiry Book Series ; 172 Description based upon print version of record. English Includes bibliographical references and index. Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part 1: A Philosophical Framework -- 1 Dilemmas, Conflicts, and Residue -- 1 Terminology -- 2 Moral Residue -- 3 Epistemology and Ontology of Dilemmas -- 4 Dilemmas and Deontic Logic -- 5 Guilt, Regret, and Remorse -- 6 Autonomy and Wrongdoing -- 7 Survivor's Guilt -- 8 The Nature of Emotion -- 9 Residual Requirements to Act -- 10 Can We Do without Residue? -- 11 Intuitively Knowing Dilemmas -- 12 Conclusion -- 2 Medical Ethics and Its Limitations -- 1 Cliff's Choice -- 2 Beauchamp and Childress's Principlism -- 3 Virtue Ethics -- 4 Feminist Bioethics -- 5 Case Analysis -- 6 Engelhardt's Postmodern Libertarianism -- 7 Gert, Culver, and Clouser on Common Morality -- 8 Cliff's Choice Revisited -- 9 Conclusion -- 3 Pluralism, Incommensurability, and Weighing -- 1 Moral Pluralism -- 2 Incommensurability -- 3 Covering Values -- 4 The Plurality of Values -- 5 The Calculation of Values -- 6 The Irresolvability of Conflict -- 7 Education and Skill -- 8 Merited Desire Strength -- 9 Weighing Our Options -- 10 Conclusion -- Part 2: Conflicts of Organ Retrieval -- 4 Transplant Recipients' Quality of Life -- 1 Heart Transplants -- 2 Liver Transplants -- 3 Kidney Transplants -- 4 Conclusion -- 5 Can We Wrong the Dead? -- 1 Bioethics and Patient Autonomy -- 2 The Pitcher-Feinberg Thesis -- 3 Callahan's Challenge -- 4 Serafini's Thesis -- 5 Symbolic Action and the Preferences of the Living -- 6 For the Living -- 7 Conclusion -- 6 Defining Death -- 1 Historical Background for the Whole-Brain Definition of Death -- 2 Problems with the Whole-Brain Definition of Death -- 3 The Higher-Brain Definition -- 4 Revisiting the Whole-Brain Definition -- 5 The Cardiopulmonary Definition -- 6 Renewed Challenges to Whole Brain Death -- 7 Is Defining Death a Moral Issue? -- 8 Conclusion -- 7 The Selling of Organs -- 1 Models of Organ Vending -- 2 Cultural Values and Meaning -- 3 Financial Incentives and the Supply of Organs -- 4 Commodification -- 5 Defenders of Organ Sales and Their Critics -- 6 Risks of Living Donation -- 7 Respect for Persons -- 8 Cadaveric Organ Sales and the Altruistic Tradition -- 9 Conclusion -- 8 Xenografts -- 1 Historical Background -- 2 Qualitative Distinctions and Human Privilege -- 3 Risks to Third Parties -- 4 Responding to Risk -- 5 The Prospects of Xenografts -- 6 Conclusion -- 9 Stem Cell Research -- 1 United States Policy -- 2 The Moral Status of Early Human Life Forms -- 3 Property Rights -- 4 Adult Stem Cells -- 5 iPSCs -- 6 Conclusion -- Part 3: A Philosophical Response -- 10 The Regulative Principle -- 1 Marcus's Regulative Principle -- 2 Mothersill on the Regulative Principle -- 3 The Regulative Principle and Dilemmas -- 4 The Regulative Principle and Conflicts -- 5 Implications for Prevention -- 6 Prevention -- 7 Conclusion -- 11 Constructive Pluralism -- 1 Rationality amid Incommensurability -- 2 Routine Retrieval, Presumed Consent, and Familial Consent -- 3 The Definition of Death -- 4 Selling Organs -- 5 Xenotransplants -- 6 Stem Cell Research -- 7 Additional Strategies -- 8 Sets of Strategies -- 9 Conclusion -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Author Index -- subject Index. This book addresses ethical conflicts arising from saving the lives of patients who need a transplant while treating living and dead donors, organ sellers, animals, and embryos with proper moral regard. Our challenge is to develop a better world in the light of debatable values and uncertain consequences. Description based on print version record. Procurement of organs, tissues, etc Moral and ethical aspects. Tissue and Organ Harvesting ethics. Tissue and Organ Procurement ethics. Tissue Donors ethics. Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc. Moral and ethical aspects. 90-420-1737-6 Value Inquiry Book Series ; 172. |
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Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part 1: A Philosophical Framework -- 1 Dilemmas, Conflicts, and Residue -- 1 Terminology -- 2 Moral Residue -- 3 Epistemology and Ontology of Dilemmas -- 4 Dilemmas and Deontic Logic -- 5 Guilt, Regret, and Remorse -- 6 Autonomy and Wrongdoing -- 7 Survivor's Guilt -- 8 The Nature of Emotion -- 9 Residual Requirements to Act -- 10 Can We Do without Residue? -- 11 Intuitively Knowing Dilemmas -- 12 Conclusion -- 2 Medical Ethics and Its Limitations -- 1 Cliff's Choice -- 2 Beauchamp and Childress's Principlism -- 3 Virtue Ethics -- 4 Feminist Bioethics -- 5 Case Analysis -- 6 Engelhardt's Postmodern Libertarianism -- 7 Gert, Culver, and Clouser on Common Morality -- 8 Cliff's Choice Revisited -- 9 Conclusion -- 3 Pluralism, Incommensurability, and Weighing -- 1 Moral Pluralism -- 2 Incommensurability -- 3 Covering Values -- 4 The Plurality of Values -- 5 The Calculation of Values -- 6 The Irresolvability of Conflict -- 7 Education and Skill -- 8 Merited Desire Strength -- 9 Weighing Our Options -- 10 Conclusion -- Part 2: Conflicts of Organ Retrieval -- 4 Transplant Recipients' Quality of Life -- 1 Heart Transplants -- 2 Liver Transplants -- 3 Kidney Transplants -- 4 Conclusion -- 5 Can We Wrong the Dead? -- 1 Bioethics and Patient Autonomy -- 2 The Pitcher-Feinberg Thesis -- 3 Callahan's Challenge -- 4 Serafini's Thesis -- 5 Symbolic Action and the Preferences of the Living -- 6 For the Living -- 7 Conclusion -- 6 Defining Death -- 1 Historical Background for the Whole-Brain Definition of Death -- 2 Problems with the Whole-Brain Definition of Death -- 3 The Higher-Brain Definition -- 4 Revisiting the Whole-Brain Definition -- 5 The Cardiopulmonary Definition -- 6 Renewed Challenges to Whole Brain Death -- 7 Is Defining Death a Moral Issue? -- 8 Conclusion -- 7 The Selling of Organs -- 1 Models of Organ Vending -- 2 Cultural Values and Meaning -- 3 Financial Incentives and the Supply of Organs -- 4 Commodification -- 5 Defenders of Organ Sales and Their Critics -- 6 Risks of Living Donation -- 7 Respect for Persons -- 8 Cadaveric Organ Sales and the Altruistic Tradition -- 9 Conclusion -- 8 Xenografts -- 1 Historical Background -- 2 Qualitative Distinctions and Human Privilege -- 3 Risks to Third Parties -- 4 Responding to Risk -- 5 The Prospects of Xenografts -- 6 Conclusion -- 9 Stem Cell Research -- 1 United States Policy -- 2 The Moral Status of Early Human Life Forms -- 3 Property Rights -- 4 Adult Stem Cells -- 5 iPSCs -- 6 Conclusion -- Part 3: A Philosophical Response -- 10 The Regulative Principle -- 1 Marcus's Regulative Principle -- 2 Mothersill on the Regulative Principle -- 3 The Regulative Principle and Dilemmas -- 4 The Regulative Principle and Conflicts -- 5 Implications for Prevention -- 6 Prevention -- 7 Conclusion -- 11 Constructive Pluralism -- 1 Rationality amid Incommensurability -- 2 Routine Retrieval, Presumed Consent, and Familial Consent -- 3 The Definition of Death -- 4 Selling Organs -- 5 Xenotransplants -- 6 Stem Cell Research -- 7 Additional Strategies -- 8 Sets of Strategies -- 9 Conclusion -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Author Index -- subject Index. |
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