Arguments and Analysis in Bioethics. (Value Inquiry Book)

CONTENTS......Page 6
FOREWORD......Page 14
PREFACE......Page 16
Introduction......Page 18
One GLOBAL BIOETHICS AND “ERRONEOUS REASON”: FALLACIES ACROSS THE BORDERS......Page 26
Two IS BIOETHICS ONLY FOR THE RICH AND POWERFUL?......Page 40
Three DO WE NEED (BIO)ETHICAL PRINCIPLES?......Page 54
Four BIOETHICS AND STEPHEN TOULMIN’S ARGUMENTATION THEORY......Page 68
Five THE USE OF EXAMPLES IN BIOETHICS......Page 80
Six MORAL INTUITIONS IN BIOETHICS......Page 90
Seven TOWARD THE \"FAIR USE\" OF EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE IN ETHICAL ARGUMENTS: VACCINATION, MMR, AND DISAGREEMENT......Page 102
Eight AN ASSESSMENT OF THE NORMAL FUNCTION MODEL AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ENHANCEMENT......Page 114
Nine ON THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EUGENICS......Page 132
Ten THE GENETIC FALLACY AND SOME OTHER CONCERNS IN BEHAVIORAL GENETICS......Page 146
Eleven EUGENICS: ENHANCING INDIVIDUALS OR POPULATIONS?......Page 158
Twelve HARM, LAW, AND REPRODUCTIVE CLONING......Page 170
Thirteen AN ANALYSIS OF SOME ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST HUMAN REPRODUCTION......Page 184
Fourteen DOES THE BABY-SELLING OBJECTION TO COMMERCIAL SURROGACY MISUSE IMMANUEL KANT?......Page 194
Fifteen PROZAC, AUTHENTICITY, AND THE ARISTOTELIAN MEAN......Page 202
Sixteen THE CASE OF SELF-DEMAND AMPUTEES: A DILEMMA FOR PROFESSIONAL BIOETHICS?......Page 214
Seventeen ENZYME REPLACEMENT THERAPY AND THE RULE OF RESCUE......Page 234
Eighteen IS \"THERAPEUTIC RESEARCH\" A MISNOMER?\n......Page 246
Nineteen CAN THE SUBJECT-OF-A-LIFE CRITERION HELP GRANT RIGHTS TO NON-PERSONS?......Page 258
Twenty DETERMINING THE LIMITS OF JUSTIFIED PATERNALISM: IS MAXIMIZING AUTONOMY THE KEY?......Page 266
Twenty-One THE WHO OR WHAT OF STEVE: SEVERE INTELLECTUAL IMPAIRMENT AND ITS IMPLICATIONS......Page 280
ABOUT THE EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS......Page 298
INDEX......Page 300