Right to Die Versus Sacredness of Life

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Who Decides? The Connecting Thread of Euthanasia, Eugenics, and Doctor-Assisted Suicide
Chapter 3: Hippocrates, Maimonides, and the Doctor’s Responsibility
Chapter 4: Gender, Pain, and Doctor Involvement: High School Student Attitudes toward Doctor-Assisted Suicide
Chapter 5: Effect of the Doctor on College Students’ Attitudes toward Physician-Assisted Suicide
Chapter 6: Doctor Assisted Suicide: An Analysis of Public Opinion of Michigan Adults
Chapter 7: Physician-Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia: The Pharmacist’s Perspective
Chapter 8: Potential Psychodynamic Factors in Physician-Assisted Suicide
Chapter 9: Psychosocial versus Biomedical Risk Factors in Kevorkian’s First Forty-Seven Physician-Assisted Deaths
Chapter 10: Gender and Physician-Assisted Suicide: An Analysis of the Kevorkian Cases, 1990-1997
Chapter 11: An Update on the Kevorkian-Reding 93 Physician-Assisted Deaths in Michigan: Is Kevorkian a Savior, Serial-Killer or Suicidal Martyr?
Chapter 12: Dispensing Death, Desiring Death: An Exploration of Medical Roles and Patient Motivation during the Period of Legalized Euthanasia in Australia
Chapter 13: “Dispensing Death, Desiring Death” by Annette Street and David Kissane: A Commentary
Chapter 14: Of Euphemisms and Euthanasia: The Language Games of the Nazi Doctors and Some Implications for the Modern Euthanasia Movement
Chapter 15: Kevorkian, Martha Wichorek and Us: A Personal Account
Chapter 16: Michigan versus Kevorkian
Chapter 17: Physician, Hate Thyself: Comments on the Kevorkian Tapes
Chapter 18: Looking Death in the Eye: Another Challenge from Doctor Kevorkian
Chapter 19: Summary