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This book criticizes the suggestive implication of newer bioethics that we need a new ethical paradigm in order to handle with the innovations of medicine and biotechnology. It holds that these innovations have a suggestive character at all which is not relevant however in order to justify a paradigm shift in ethics. Especially the suggestions of reproduction, genetics, mercy killing and neuroscience reveal a misunderstanding about ethics. Moreover they show inevitably theological implications they actually like to avoid especially in secular ethics.

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Contents: The Claim of Bioethics – The Moral State of the Embryo – The Power of Feelings in Bioethics – Human Reproductive Cloning and Germ Line Therapy – Could Computers Feel Like Humans? (Qualia) – Patients with Serious Brain Damage – Do Humans Have a Free Will? – The Problem of Mercy Killing – Eternal Dignity – The Metaphysical Concept of Presumed Will.

Problems of Bioethics

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      Publisher Peter Lang AG
      Published 5 November 2012
      ISBN-13 9783631637777
      978-3631637777
      ISBN-10 3631637772

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This book criticizes the suggestive implication of newer bioethics that we need a new ethical paradigm in order to handle with the innovations of medicine and biotechnology. It holds that these innovations have a suggestive character at all which is not relevant however in order to justify a paradigm shift in ethics. Especially the suggestions of reproduction, genetics, mercy killing and neuroscience reveal a misunderstanding about ethics. Moreover they show inevitably theological implications they actually like to avoid especially in secular ethics.

      Table of Contents
      Contents: The Claim of Bioethics – The Moral State of the Embryo – The Power of Feelings in Bioethics – Human Reproductive Cloning and Germ Line Therapy – Could Computers Feel Like Humans? (Qualia) – Patients with Serious Brain Damage – Do Humans Have a Free Will? – The Problem of Mercy Killing – Eternal Dignity – The Metaphysical Concept of Presumed Will.

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