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NEW TITLES IN BIOETHICS Annual Cumulation Volume 21, 1995

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1.1 Philosophical E thics...... 1 1.2 Religious Ethics...... 3 1.3.1 Applied and Professional Ethics (General)...... 7 1.3.2 Applied and Professional Ethics: B usiness...... 8 1.3.3 Applied and Professional Ethics: Education...... 9 1.3.4 Applied and Professional Ethics: Engineering...... 9 1.3.5 Applied and Professional Ethics: Government...... 9 1.3.6 Applied and Professional Ethics: International Affairs...... 10 1.3.7 Applied and Professional Ethics: Journalism...... 10 1.3.8 Applied and Professional Ethics: L a w ...... 10 1.3.9 Applied and Professional Ethics: Scientific Research...... 10 1.3.11 Applied and Professional Ethics: Agriculture...... 11 1.3.12 Applied and Professional Ethics: Information S cien ce...... 11 2.1 Bioethics (G eneral)...... 11 2.2 Bioethics: History of Medical Ethics...... 14 2.3 Bioethics: Education/Programs...... 14 3.1 Philosophy of Biology (General)...... 15 3.2 Evolution and Creation...... 15 4.1.1 Philosophy of Medicine, Nursing,and Other Health Professions (General)...... 15 4.1.2 Philosophy of M edicine...... 16 4.1.3 Philosophy of Nursing...... 16 4.2 Concept of Health...... 17 4.3 Concept of Mental H ea lth ...... 17 4.4 Quality/Value of Life ...... 17 5.1 Science, Technology and S o ciety ...... 18 5.2 Technology Assessm ent...... 19 5.3 Social Control of Science/Technology...... 19 6 Codes of Professional E th ics...... 20 7.1 Sociology of Medicine (General)...... 21 7.2 Medical Education...... 22

i Professional-Professional Relationship 22

Professional-Patient Relationship (General) .... 22 Informed Consent (G eneral)...... 22 Minors/Parental Consent...... 23 Third Party Consent/Incompetents...... 23 Confidentiality...... 23 Malpractice...... 23 Health Care (General)...... 24 Right to Health Care...... 26 Cost of Health C are...... 26 Allocation of Health Care Resources...... 29 Health Care for Specific Diseases/Groups (General) 29 Health Care for the Aged...... 30 Health Care for Handicapped Persons...... 31 Health Care for Minority G roups...... 31 Health Care for W om en...... 31 HIV Infection and A ID S ...... 33 Health Care for Minors ...... 35 Health Care for Substance A busers...... 36 Ethics Committees/Consultation...... 36 Pharmaceutical Industry...... 36 Quality of Health Care...... 37 Sexuality...... 38 Contraception (General)...... 39 Abortion (G eneral)...... 40 Abortion: Moral and Religious Aspects ...... 40 Abortion: Legal Aspects (General) ...... 40 Abortion: Interests of Woman/Fetus/Father .... 41 Abortion: Social Aspects (General)...... 41 Abortion: Demographic Surveys ...... 41 Population (General)...... 42 Population Growth ...... 42 Population P olicy...... 42 Reproductive Technologies (General) ...... 42 Artificial Insemination and Surrogacy...... 44

ii In Vitro Fertilization and Embryo Transfer...... 44 Cryobanking of Sperm, Ova, or Embryos ...... 44 Genetics, Molecular Biology and Microbiology (General) . . . . 44 Genetic Counseling and Prenatal Diagnosis ...... 47 Genetic Screening...... 47 Gene Therapy...... 48 Eugenics...... 49 Behavioral G enetics...... 50 Biohazards of Genetics R esearch...... 51 Sociobiology...... 51 Genome Mapping...... 52 Environmental Quality (G eneral)...... 53 Nuclear P o w er...... 54 Occupational Health...... 55 The Neurosciences and Mental HealthTherapies (General) . . . . 55 Psychotherapy...... 56 Involuntary Civil Commitment...... 56 Human Experimentation (General) ...... 57 Human Experimentation: Policy Guidelines...... 57 Human Experimentation: Informed C on sen t...... 57 Research on Special Populations (General)...... 57 Research on Minors and Newborns...... 58 Research on Embryos and Fetuses ...... 58 Research on Elderly and Terminally 111 Persons . . . 59 Research on Military and Government Personnel...... 59 Research on Foreign N ationals . . . 59 Artificial and Transplanted Organs or Tissues (General)...... 59 Artificial and Transplanted Kidneys ...... 60 Donation/Procurement of Organs/Tissues...... 60 Death and Dying (General) . . . 60 Definition or Determination of Death (General)...... 61 Attitudes Toward Death (General)...... 61 Care of the Dying Patient (General)...... 61 Prolongation of Life and Euthanasia (General) ...... 61 Allowing Infants to Die ...... 66 Living Wills/Advance Directives ...... 66

iii 20.6 Capital Punishment...... 66 20.7 Suicide...... 66 21.1 International and Political Dimensions of Biology and Medicine (General)...... 66 21.2 W ar...... 67 21.3 Chemical and Biological Weapons...... 67 21.4 Torture and G enocide...... 67 21.7 Cultural Pluralism...... 68 22.1 Animal Welfare (G eneral)...... 68 22.2 Animal Experimentation...... 70 22.3 Animal Production...... 71 R eference...... 71 New Journal Subscriptions...... 71 New Publications from the Kennedy Institute of E th ics...... 72 Title Index...... 73 Supplement: Update 1995 SYLLABUS EXCHANGE CATALOG .... 1-30 National Reference Center for Bioethics Literature:

iv 1.1 Philosophical Ethics Groenhout, Ruth Ellen-Bernd. THEORETICAL AP­ PROACHES TO MEDICAL ETHICS: VIRTUE AND ITS Baier, Annette C. MORAL PREJUDICES: ESSAYS ON CRITICS. Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms ETHICS. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University International [UMI], 1993. 244 p. (Publication No. Press, 1995. 369 p. ISBN 0-674-58716-2. [BJ1031 9400155. Thesis, Ph.D.—University of Notre .B254 1994] (1.1; 10) Dame, 1993.) (1.1; 2.1; 4.1.2) t h e a c t ITSELF. Bennett, Jonathan, Oxford, Eng­ Hajdin, Mane, th e bo u n d a r ie s o f m o r a l d is­ land: Clarendon Press; Distributed by: Oxford Uni­ c o u r se . Chicago: Loyola University Press, 1994. versity Press, 1995. 238 p. ISBN 0-19-823548-8. 236 p. ISBN 0-8294-0747-2. (Values and Ethics (Gift of the publisher.) [BJ1031 .B46 1995] (1.1) Series; Vol. 8.) [BJ1031 .H35 1994] (1.1; 1.3.1) Berkowitz, Peter, n ie t z sc h e : th e eth ics o f a n Hannaford, Robert V. MORAL ANATOMY AND MORAL im m o r a l ist. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1995. 336 p. ISBN 0-674-62442-4. (Gift of REASONING. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, the publisher.) [B3318 ,E9 B46 1995] (1.1; Biogra­ 1993. 197 p. ISBN 0-7006-0607-6. [BJ319 .H276 phy) 1993] (1.1) Byrne, Peter. THE PHILOSOPHICAL AND t h e o l o g ic a l Hursthouse, Rosalind; Lawrence, Gavin; and Quinn, FOUNDATIONS OF ETHICS: AN INTRODUCTION TO Warren, eds. VIRTUES AND REASONS: PHILIPPA foot MORAL THEORY AND ITS RELATION TO RELIGIOUS a n d m o r a l th e o r y . Oxford, England: Clarendon BELIEF. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1992. 168 p. Press; Published in the U.S. by: New York: Oxford ISBN 0-312-07937-0. [BJ1012 .B97 1992] (1.1; University Press, 1995. 350 p. ISBN 0-19-824046- 1.2) 5. (Gift of the publisher.) [BJ319 .V57 1995] (1.1) Carter, Robert E. be c o m in g ba m bo o : w e st er n a n d Jacobs, Jonathan, practical r ea l ism a n d m o r a l EASTERN EXPLORATIONS OF THE MEANING OF LIFE. PSYCHOLOGY. Washington, DC: Georgetown Uni­ Montreal, Quebec, Canada: McGill-Queen's Uni­ versity Press, 1995. 182 p. ISBN 0-87840-583-6. versity Press, 1992. 224 p. ISBN 0-7735-0884-8. (Gift of the publisher.) [B835 J33 1995] (1.1; (1.1; 1.2; 4.4; 21.7) 1.3.1) Clement, Grace, to w a r d a fe m in ist ETHIC OF ca re: Keenan, James F. and Shannon, Thomas A., eds. THE RECONCILING CARE, AUTONOMY, AND JUSTICE. Ann CONTEXT OF CASUISTRY. Washington, DC: George­ Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International town University Press, 1995. 231 p. ISBN 0-87840- [UMI], 1994. 170 p. (Publication No. 9433818. 586-0. (Moral Traditions & Moral Arguments Thesis, Ph.D.—Northwestern University, 1994.) series. Gift of the publisher.) (1.1) ( 1. 1; 10) Kekes, John, m o r a l w isd o m a n d g o o d liv e s. Edel, Abraham; Flower, Elizabeth; and O'Connor, Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1995. 237 p. Finbarr W. c r itiq u e o f a ppl ie d e t h ic s: r efl ec ­ ISBN 0-8014-3171-9. (Gift of the publisher.) (1.1) t io n s a n d RECOMMENDATIONS. Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1994. 274 p. ISBN 1- Kultgen, John. AUTONOMY AND INTERVENTION: PAR- 56639-158-X. [BJ1031 .E44 1994] (1.1; 1.3.5) en ta lism in th e c a r in g l if e . New York: Oxford University Press, 1995. 262 p. ISBN 0-19-508531- Fischer, John M. and Ravizza, Mark, eds. per spec ­ 0. (Gift of the publisher.) (1.1; 4.1.1; 8.3.1) tiv es ON MORAL RESPONSIBILITY. Ithaca, NY: Cor­ nell University Press, 1993. 365 p. ISBN Maclean, Anne. THE ELIMINATION OF MORALITY: 0-8014-8159-7. (1.1) REFLECTIONS ON UTILITARIANISM AND BIOETHICS. New York: Routledge, 1993. 219 p. ISBN 0-415- Greenspan, P.S. PRACTICAL GUILT: MORAL d il e m ­ 09538-7. [B843 .M23 1993] (1.1; 2.1) m a s , EMOTIONS, AND SOCIAL NORMS. New York: Oxford University Press, 1995. 246 p. ISBN 0-19- McMylor, Peter. ALASDAIR MACINTYRE: CRITIC OF 509090-X. (Gift of the publisher.) (1.1) m o d e r n it y . New York: Routledge, 1994. 224 p.

NEW TITLES IN BIOETHICS 21: 1995 Cumulation, Page 1 ISBN 0-415-04427-8. [B1647 .M124 M38 1994] Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1995. (1.1; 1.2; 1.3.1) 310 p. ISBN 0-8078-2226-4. (Gift of the publisher.) (1.1; 1.3.5; 1.3.12; 5.1; 17.1) Nozick, Robert. THE NATURE OF RATIONALITY. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1993. Richardson, Henry S. practical r e a so n in g a b o u t 226 p. ISBN 0-691-00162-6. [BC177 .N69 1993] FINAL ENDS. New York: Cambridge University (1.1) Press, 1994. 326 p. ISBN 0-521-46472-2. (Cam­ bridge Studies in Philosophy series. Gift of the Nussbaum, Martha C. THE THERAPY OF DESIRE: publisher.) [BJ84 ,E5 R53 1994] (1.1) THEORY AND PRACTICE IN HELLENISTIC ETHICS. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1994. Saenger, Elizabeth Baird. EXPLORING ETHICS 558 p. ISBN 0-691-03342-0. [B505 ,N87 1994] THROUGH CHILDREN'S LITERATURE: BOOK ONE. Pa­ (1. 1) cific Grove, CA: Critical Thinking Press & Soft­ ware, 1993. 210 p. ISBN 0-89455-485-9. O'Neill, William R. THE ETHICS OF OUR CLIMATE: (Publisher's address: PO Box 448, zip 93950-0448. HERMENEUTICS AND ETHICAL THEORY. Washing­ Gift of the publisher.) [LB 1575 .S34 1993 book 1] ton, DC: Georgetown University Press, 1994. (1.1; 1.3.1) 167 p. ISBN 0-87840-565-8. [BJ1031 .054 1994] (Gift of the publisher.) (1.1) Saenger, Elizabeth Baird. EXPLORING ETHICS THROUGH CHILDREN'S LITERATURE: BOOK TWO. Pa­ Perry, Constance Karin. MATERNAL-FETAL CONFLICT cific Grove, CA: Critical Thinking Press & Soft­ AND ‘ ‘PRINCIPLES OF BIOMEDICAL ETHICS, ’ ’ BY TOM ware, 1993. 199 p. ISBN 0-89455-486-7. L. BEAUCHAMP AND JAMES F. CHILDRESS: FOSTERING (Publisher's address: PO Box 448, zip 93950-0448. A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FLEXIBILITY AND STABIL­ Gift of the publisher.) [LB 1575 .S34 1993 book 2] ITY. Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms Inter­ (1.1; 1.3.1) national [UMI], 1993. 113 p. (Publication No. 9420205. Thesis, Ph.D.—State University of New Schmidtz, David, r a tio n a l c h o ic e a n d m o r a l AGENCY. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University York at Buffalo, 1993.) (1.1; 2.1; 9.5.5; 9.5.7) Press, 1995. 283 p. ISBN 0-691-03401-X. (Gift of Petrinovich, Lewis, h u m a n ev o lu t io n , r e pr o d u c ­ the publisher.) [BJ1012 .S346 1995](1.1) t io n , a n d m o r a l it y . New York: Plenum Press, 1995. 339 p. ISBN 0-306-44939-0. (Gift of the Scott, Gini Graham. MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS: THE BATTLE FOR PERSONAL PRIVACY. New York: Insight publisher.) [BJ1311 .P48 1995] (1.1; 1.2; 3.1; 4.4; Books/Plenum Press, 1995 . 394 p. ISBN 0-306- 11.1; 12.3; 14.1; 18.4; 20.5.2) 44944-7. (Gift of the publisher.) [JC596 .S38 1995] Phillips, Susan S. and Benner, Patricia, eds. THE (1.1; 1.3.12) CRISIS OF CARE: AFFIRMING AND RESTORING CARING Shaw, William H. MOORE ON RIGHT AND WRONG: THE PRACTICES IN THE HELPING PROFESSIONS. Washing­ NORMATIVE ETHICS OF G.E. MOORE. Boston: Kluwer ton, DC: Georgetown University Press, 1994. Academic, 1995. 201 p. ISBN 0-7923-3223-7. 256 p. ISBN 0-87840-558-5. [BJ1475 .C75 1994] (Philosophical Studies Series; Vol. 61. Gift of the (Gift of the publisher.) (1.1; 1.2; 4.1.1) publisher.) [B1647 .M74 S48 1995] (1.1) Rankin, Linda, A. BEYOND MAN-CENTERED MORAL­ Singer, Beth J. OPERATIVE RIGHTS. Albany: State ITY: FOCUS ON HUMAN ABORTION AND USE OF ANI­ University of New York Press, 1993. 218 p. ISBN MALS IN MEDICAL RESEARCH. Ann Arbor, MI: 0-7914-1658-5. [JC571 .S628 1993] (1.1) University Microfilms International [UMI], 1993. 327 p. (Publication No. 9421668. Thesis, Ph.D.— Singer, Peter, ed. ETHICS. New York: Oxford Univer­ University of Tennessee, 1993.) (1.1; 1.2; 4.4.; sity Press, 1994. 415 p. ISBN 0-19-289245-2. (Ox­ 12.3; 22.2) ford Readers series.) (1.1) Regan, Priscilla M. LEGISLATING PRIVACY: TECHNOL­ Smith, David M. g e o g r a ph y a n d so c ia l ju st ic e. OGY, SOCIAL VALUES AND PUBLIC POLICY. Chapel Cambridge, MA: Blackwell, 1994. 325 p. ISBN

NEW TITLES IN BIOETHICS 21: 1995 Cumulation, Page 2 0-631-19025-2. (Gift of the publisher.) [HM216 HOME: EMPIRICAL AND ETHICAL ANALYSES. Ann ,S53 1994] (1.1; 21.1) Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International [UMI], 1993. 260 p. (Publication No. 9417241. Smurl, James F. THE BURDENS OF JUSTICE IN FAMI­ Thesis, Ph.D.—University of Kentucky, 1993.) LIES, EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE, AND LAW. Chi­ (1.1; 4.1.3; 9.5.2) cago: Loyola University Press, 1994 . 216 p. ISBN 0-8294-0743-X. (Values and Ethics Series; Vol. 9. Williams, Bernard. MORALITY: AN INTRODUCTION TO Gift of the publisher.) [HM216 .S543 1994] (1.1; e t h ic s. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1.3.1; 9.1) 1993, C1972. 98 p. ISBN 0-521-45729-7. (Canto edition.) [BJ1012 .W535] (1.1) Sparshott, Francis. TAKING LIFE SERIOUSLY: A STUDY OF THE ARGUMENT OF THE NICOMACHEAN ETHICS. Toronto, Ontario, Canada: University of Toronto 1.2 Religious Ethics Press, 1994. 461 p. ISBN 0-8020-2953-1. (Toronto Atkinson, David J.; Field, David F.; Holmes, Arthur; Studies in Philosophy series. Distributed in the U.S. and O'Donovan, Oliver, eds. NEW dictionary of by: University of Toronto Press, 340 Nagel Drive, CHRISTIAN ETHICS & PASTORAL THEOLOGY. Down­ Buffalo, NY 14225. Gift of the publisher.) [B430 ers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 1994. 918 p. .S637 1994] (1.1) ISBN 0-8308-1408-6. (Also published in England by InterVarsity Press; ISBN 0-85110- 650-1. Gift Stahl, Gary H. h u m a n transactions: th e em er ­ of the publisher.) [BJ1199 .N495 1995] (1.2; 1.3.2; g e n c e o f m e a n in g in t im e . Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1995. 220 p. ISBN 1-56639-287- 2.1; Reference) X. (Gift of the publisher.) [BJ1311 .S76 1995] (1.1; Beker, J. Christiaan. SUFFERING AND HOPE: THE 3.1; 4.4) BIBLICAL VISION AND THE HUMAN PREDICAMENT. Grand Rapids, MI: William B. Eerdsman, 1994. A Symposium on Cornel West's ‘ ‘The Ethical Dimen­ 132 p. ISBN 0-8028-0722-4. (First published by: sions of Marxist Thought. ” m o n th ly r ev iew : a n Fortress Press, Philadelphia, 1987. Gift of the pub­ independent so c ia list m a g a zin e 45(2): 8-60, lisher.) [BT732.7 ,B35 1994] (1.2; 4.4) June 1993. (ISSN 0027-0520.) (1.1; 1.3.5) Byrne, Peter and Houlden, Leslie, eds. c o m pa n io n Thucydides. ON JUSTICE, POWER, AND HUMAN NA­ encyclopedia OF th eo lo g y . London, England: TURE: SELECTIONS FROM “THE HISTORY OF THE Routledge, 1995. 1092 p. ISBN 0-415-06447-3. PELOPONNESIAN WAR.” Indianapolis, IN: Hackett, (Publisher's address: 11 New Fetter Lane, postal 1993. 172 p. ISBN 0-87220-168-6. (Translation and code EC4P 4EE.) (1.2; 1.3.1; Reference) editing by Paul Woodruff.) (1.1; 1.3.5; 21.2) Chill, Abraham. THE MINHAGIM: THE CUSTOMS AND Uniacke, Suzanne. PERMISSIBLE KILLING: THE SELF- CEREMONIES OF JUDAISM, THEIR ORIGINS AND RA­ DEFENCE JUSTIFICATION OF HOMICIDE. New York: TIONALE. New York: Sepher-Hermon Press, 1979. Cambridge University Press, 1994. 244 p. ISBN 339 p. ISBN 0-87203-076-8. (Gift of Max M. and 0-521-45408-5. (Cambridge Studies in Philosophy Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [BM700 .C47 1970] and Law series. Originally presented as the author's (1.2) thesis, Ph.D.—University of Sydney, 1991. Gift of the publisher.) [HV6515 .U55 1994] (1.1; 20.1; Church of the Nazarene. MANUAL/1993-1997: history, LE) CONSTITUTION, GOVERNMENT, RITUAL. Kansas City, MO: Nazarene Publishing House, 1993. Wallace, R. Jay. responsibility a n d th e m o r a l 350 p. ISBN 083-411-4828. (Published by the SENTIMENTS. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University authority of the Twenty-third General Assembly Press, 1994. 275 p. ISBN 0-674-76622-9. (Gift of held 25-30 July 1993 in Indianapolis, IN.) [BX8699 the publisher.) [BJ1451 .W27 1994] (1.1) .N31 M36 1993] (1.2; 10; 12.3) Whitler, June M. eth ics o f a ssist e d a u to n o m y Cohen, Richard A. ELEVATIONS: THE HEIGHT OF THE AND NURSE DECISION-MAKING IN THE NURSING GOOD IN ROSENZWEIG AND LEVINAS. Chicago: Uni­

NEW TITLES IN BIOETHICS 21: 1995 Cumulation, Page 3 versity of Chicago Press, 1994. 342 p. ISBN 0-226- Goodman, Lenn E., ed. NEOPLATONISM AND JEWISH 11275-6. (Chicago Studies in the History of Judaism THOUGHT. Albany: State University of New York series. Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampel­ Press, 1992. 454 p. ISBN 0-7914-1340-3. (Studies man.) (1.2) in Neoplatonism; Vol. 7. Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [B517 .N456 1992] (1.2; Davidman, Lynn and Tenenbaum, Shelly, eds. fem i­ 1.1) n ist PERSPECTIVES ON JEWISH s t u d ie s . New Ha­ ven, CT: Yale University Press, 1994. 281 p. ISBN Gormally, Luke, ed. m o r a l tr u th a n d m o r a l 0-300-06028-9. (Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. TRADITION: ESSAYS IN HONOUR OF PETER GEACH Kampelman.) (1.2; 10) AND ELIZABETH ANSCOMBE. Dublin: Four Courts Press, 1994. 246 p. ISBN 1-85182-158-9. (Distrib­ Dorff, Elliot N. and Newman, Louis E., eds. CON­ uted in North America by: International Specialized TEMPORARY JEWISH ETHICS AND MORALITY: A Book Services, 5804 NE Hassalo Street, Portland, READER. New York: Oxford University Press, 1995.468 p. ISBN 0-19-509066-7. (Gift of Max M. OR 97213. Gift of the publisher.) [BJ1251 .M6324 and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [BJ1285 .C65 1995] 1994] (1.2; 1.1; 1.3.1) (1.2; 2.1; 1.3.1; 10; 12.3; 20.5.1) Gribetz, Judah; Greenstein, Edward L.; and Stein, Eisen, Robert. GERSONIDES ON PROVIDENCE, COVE­ Regina S. THE TIMETABLES OF JEWISH HISTORY: A NANT, AND THE CHOSEN PEOPLE: A STUDY IN MEDIE­ CHRONOLOGY OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PEOPLE AND VAL JEWISH PHILOSOPHY AND BIBLICAL EVENTS IN JEWISH HISTORY. New York: Simon & COMMENTARY. Albany: State University of New Schuster, 1994, cl993. 808 p. ISBN 0-671-88577- York Press, 1995 . 257 p. ISBN 0-7914-2314-X. 4. (Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) (SUNY Series in Jewish Philosophy. Gift of Max (1.2) M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [B759 .L44 E38 Guroian, Vigen, ethics after Christendom: to­ 1995] (1.2) ward an ecclesial CHRISTIAN ethic. Grand Rap­ Fakhry, Majid. ETHICAL THEORIES IN ISLAM. Leiden, ids, MI: William B. Eerdmans, 1994. 206 p. ISBN The Netherlands: E.J. Brill, 1994. 230 p. ISBN 0-8028-0128-5. (Gift of the publisher.) [BJ1250.5 90-04-09300-1. (Islamic Philosophy, Theology and .G85 1994] (1.2) Science: Texts and Studies series; Vol. 8. ISSN • 0169-8729. Second expanded edition. Gift of the Harakas, Stanley S. LIVING THE FAITH: THE PRAXIS o f ea ste r n o rth o do x ETHICS. Minneapolis, MN: publisher.) [BJ1291 .R28 1994] (1.2; 1.1) Light and Life, 1992. 416 p. ISBN 0-937032-92-1. Fasching, Darrell J. n a r r a t iv e th eo lo g y a fter (Publisher's address: 4818 Park Glen Road, zip AUSCHWITZ: FROM ALIENATION TO ETHICS. Minnea­ 55416.) [BJ1250 .H375 1992] (1.2; 4.4) polis, MN: Augsburg Fortress, 1992. 198 p. ISBN 0-8006-2531-5. [BT93 .F37 1992] (1.2; 1.1; 21.4) Hauerwas, Stanley, dispatches from th e f r o n t THEOLOGICAL ENGAGEMENTS WITH THE SECULAR. Fishman, Sylvia B. A BREATH OF LIFE: FEMINISM IN Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1994. 235 p. THE AMERICAN JEWISH c o m m u n it y . Hanover, NH: ISBN 0-8223-1716-8. (Gift of the publisher.) (1.2) Brandeis University Press/University Press of New England, 1995. 308 p. ISBN 0-87451-706-0. (Bran­ Hood, John Y.B. a q u in a s a n d THE JEWS. Philadel­ deis Series in American Jewish History, Culture, phia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1995. and Life. Originally published: Free Press, New 145 p. ISBN 0-8122-1523-0. (Middle Ages Series. York, 1993. Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) (1.2) Kampelman.) (1.2; 10) Janzen, Waldemar. OLD TESTAMENT ETHICS: A PARA­ Gay, Ruth. THE JEWS OF GERMANY: A HISTORICAL DIGMATIC appr o a c h . Louisville, KY: Westmin­ po r t r a it. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, ster/John Knox Press, 1994. 236 p. ISBN 1992. 297 p. ISBN 0-300-06052-1. (Gift of Max M. 0-664-25410-1. (Gift of the publisher.) [BS1199 and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) (1.2) ,E8 J29 1994] (1.2)

NEW TITLES IN BIOETHICS 21: 1995 Cumulation, Page 4 Katz, Jacob, tr a d it io n a n d c r isis: Jew ish so c iety Press, 1993. 319 p. ISBN 0-8006-2749-0. (Trans­ AT THE END OF THE MIDDLE AGES. New York: New lation from the German by O.C. Dean of: “Chris- York University Press, 1993. 416 p. ISBN 0-8147- tliche" und Christliche Ethik im Neuen Testament; 4637-3. (Translation from the Hebrew by Bernard Gütersloher Verlagshaus Gerd Mohn, Gütersloh, Dov Coopermanof: Masoret u-mashber, 1958. Gift 1989. Gift of Anita Nolen.) [BS2545 ,E8 M3713 of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) (1.2) 1993] (1.2)

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Abortion Debate in Transatlantic Perspective, Th e ...... 4 0 Annual Review of Public Health, Volume 16, 1995 ...... 25 Abortion Dilemma: Personal Views on a Public Issue ...... 41 Approaches to Clinical Ethical Decision-making: Ethical Theory, Abortion in the New Europe: A Comparative Handbook .... 41 Casuistry, Consultation ...... 36 Abortion Rights and Fetal Personhood ...... 4 0 Aquinas and the Jew s ...... 4 Abortion Rights at the Polls: An Analysis of the 1992 Maryland Are Genes U s? ...... 52 R efe re n d u m ...... 41 Art of Self-Persuasion, The ...... 55 Abortion: The Clash of Absolutes ...... 41 Arzneimittel-forschung 39(8a): August 1989 ...... 37 Abortionist: A Woman Against the L a w ...... 41 Asozial im Dritten Reich: Die vergessenen Verfolgten ...... 5 0 ACA Indexed Synopsis of Policies on Public Health and Related Astonishing Hypothesis, T h e ...... 1 5 Matters, 1994-1995 ...... 2 0 Atti Review Meeting on Questioni Etiche in Oncologia 59 Access to Cadaveric Kidney Transplantation...... 6 0 Audio-Visuals Relating to Animal Care, Use, and Welfare . . . 69 Access to Health Insurance: Public and Private Employers' Aussondern, Sterilisieren, Liquidieren: Die Verfolgung Experience with Purchasing Cooperatives ...... 28 Behinderter im Nationalsozialismus...... 65 Act Itself, The ...... 1 Autonomy and Intervention: Parentalism in the Caring Life . . . 1 A dam Sm ith in His Tim e and O u rs ...... 8 Autonomy in Nursing Home Settings ...... 30 Adult Literacy and New Technologies: Tools for a Lifetime . . 19 Bailliere's Clinical Obstetrics and Gynaecology 5(3): September Advising the Public about Radiation Emergencies: A Document 1991 ...... 4 4 for Public Com m ent...... 5 4 Balancing Act: The New Medical Ethics in Medicine's New Against Instinct: From Biology to Philosophical Psychology. . 51 Econom ics...... 26 Agricultural Ethics: Issues for the 21st Century...... 11 Basic Christian Ethics ...... 6 AIDS and Behavior: An Integrated Approach ...... 33 Be Fruitful and Multiply: Fertility Therapy and the Jewish AIDS and HIV in Perspective: A Guide to Understanding the T ra d itio n ...... 4 3 Virus and Its Consequences...... 3 4 Beast and M an: The Roots of Hum an N a t u r e ...... 15 AIDS and the Law of Workplace Discrimination...... 3 4 Becoming Bamboo: Western and Eastern Explorations of the AIDS and the Public Debate: Historical and Contemporary Meaning of L ife ...... 1 Perspectives...... 33 Before and after Hinckley: Evaluating Insanity Defense Reform 17 AIDS, Gays, and the American Catholic Church...... 39 Behavioral Genetics: A Primer...... 51 AIDS, Sharing the Pain: A Guide for Caregivers...... 3 4 Bell Curve W a r s ...... 51 AIDS Today, Tomorrow: An Introduction to the HIV Epidemic in Bellagio Meeting on Emergency Contraception: Consensus A m erica...... 35 Statement and Recommendations...... 4 0 AIDS: Crisis in Professional Ethics ...... 3 3 Benefit Design: Patient Cost-sharing: Background Paper. . . . 27 AIDS: I Ruoli e le Responsabilità delle Istituzioni Pubbliche e Beslissen Om Niet Te Reanimeren: Een Medisch En Ethisch Private nella Lotta all'AIDS ...... 33 V ra a g s tu k ...... 62 Alasdair Macintyre: Critic of Modernity...... 1 Best Intentions, T h e ...... 4 0 Allies and Adversaries: The Impact of Managed Care on Mental Betrayal gf Trust: Sex and Power in Professional Relationships 56 Health Services ...... 56 Between Two Gardens: Reflections on Sexuality and Religious Allokation der Mittel im Gesundheitswesen: Rationalisierung Experience...... 39 versus Rationierung...... 29 Beyond Death: The Gates of Consciousness...... 61 Alte Eugenik und W ohlfahrtspflege ...... 5 0 Beyond Final Exit: New Research in Self-Deliverance for the Altered Fates: Gene Therapy and the Retooling of Human Life 48 Terminally III ...... 65 Alzheimer Disease and Associated Disorders 8(2): 1994 . . . 47 Beyond Man-Centered Morality: Focus on Human Abortion and American Health Care: Rebirth or Suicide? ...... 21 Use of Animals in Medical Research ...... 2 A m erican Politics Q uarterly 21 (1 ): January 1 9 9 3 ...... 4 0 Beyond the Modern Mind: The Spiritual and Ethical Challenge of American Way of Health, The ...... 2 4 Environmental Crisis, T h e ...... 53 Analysis of the Administration's Health Proposal, A n ...... 27 Bibliography of Bioethics, Volume 2 1 ...... 14 Anatomy of the Auschwitz Death Camp ...... 68 Bibliography of the History of Medicine, No. 28, 1 990-1993 21 Ancient Eugenics: The Arnold Prize Essay for 1 9 1 3 ...... 5 0 Billion-Dollar Molecule, The ...... 37 Anesthesia and Analgesia for Companion and Laboratory Bioethics (Bittar)...... 11 Animals, January 1989—January 1995 ...... 7 0 Bioethics: A Committee Approach ...... 36 Animal Mind, T h e ...... 69 Bioethics and the Future of Medicine: A Christian Appraisal , 13 Animal Models in Biomedical Research: S w in e ...... 71 Bioethics and the Law: Medical, Socio-legal and Philosophical Animal Research Controversy, T h e ...... 71 Directions for a Brave New World ...... 14 Animal Rights: A Reference Handbook...... 7 0 Bioethics Thesaurus...... 72 Animal Rights Movement in the United States, 1975-1990. . 69 Bioéthique Régionale: Une Introduction ...... 14 Animal Rights: The Inhumane Crusade ...... 7 0 Biological Components of Substance Abuse and Addiction: Animal Theology ...... 69 Background Paper...... 36 Animal W arfare ...... 69 Biology and Social Thought: 1850-1914 ...... 15 Animal Welfare Legislation, Regulations, and Guidelines: Biology as Society, Society as Biology: M etaphors ...... 52 January 1990—January 1995 ...... 6 8 Biology, Ethics, and the Origins of Life...... 15 Animal Welfare Legislation: Bills and Public Laws, 1992. . . . 70 Biomedical Policy ...... 18 Animals and Alternatives in Testing ...... 71 Biophilia Hypothesis, T h e ...... 53 Animals in Society: Facts and Perspectives on Our Treatment of Birth, Death and Motherhood in Classical Greece...... 31 A n im als...... 7 0 Bis endlich der langersehnte Umschwung k a m ...... 21 Animals, Property, and the Law ...... 69 Blue Cross and Blue Shield: Experiences of Weak Plans Annals of Emergency Medicine 21(10): October 1992 ...... 25 Underscore the Role of Effective State Oversight...... 28 Annotated Bibliography for Ethical Guidelines in the Conduct, Body Emblazoned, The ...... 21 Dissemination, and Implementation of Nursing Research . . 57 Book of Man: The Human Genome Project and the Quest to Annual Review of Population Law, Volume 18, 1991 ...... 41 Discover Our Genetic Heritage ...... 52

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Books of the Dead: Manuals for Living and D yin g ...... 61 Consent to Health Treatment and Research: Differing Both in Life and in Death: Biblical Notions In Connection with Perspectives ...... 2 2 Today's Tendency Towards Euthanasia...... 6 3 Consent to Voluntary Hospitalization...... 56 Boundaries of Moral Discourse, The ...... 1 Conserving Natural Value ...... 5 4 Breakdown: Sex, Suicide and the Harvard Psychiatrist 56 Considering Veritatis Splendor ...... 7 Breath of Life, A ...... 4 Constitutional Right to Suicide, The ...... 6 4 Bringing the Hospital Home: Ethical and Social Implications of Consuming Desire: Sexual Science and the Emergence of a High-Tech Home Care 1 8 Culture of Abundance, 1871-1914 ...... 38 Burdens of Justice in Families, Education, Health Care & Law. 3 Contemporary Jewish Ethics and Morality: A Reader...... 4 Burying Uncertainty: Risk and the Case Against Geological Context of Casuistry, T h e ...... 1 Disposal of Nuclear W aste ...... 5 4 Controlled Clinical Trials 12(6): December 1 9 9 1 ...... 11 Business Bible, T h e ...... 8 Controlling Human Heredity: 1865 to the Present...... 5 0 Business Ethics: A European Approach...... 8 Controlling Technology: Ethics and the Responsible Engineer . 9 Business Ethics & Common Sense ...... 8 Controversies In Ethics in Long-Term C a r e ...... 6 4 Buying Medical Technology in the Dark: How National Health Cost Shifting In Health C a r e ...... 2 6 Reform Can Turn on the Lights and Promote Technology Counselling Guidelines for HIV Testing ...... 33 Innovation and Cost Savings ...... 19 Creating Compassion: Activities for Understanding HIV/AIDS 35 Buying Time: The Media Role in Health Care ...... 6 0 C reative D iso b ed ien ce...... 6 By Trust Betrayed: Patients, Physicians, and the License to Kill Crime in Biological, Social, and Moral Contexts ...... 51 in the Third R e ic h ...... 63 Crisis of Care, T h e ...... 2 Campaigns and Conscience: The Ethics of Political Journalism 10 Critical Care Medicine 21(9, Supplement): September 1993 . 35 Cancer from Beef: DES, Federal Food Regulation, and Consumer Critical Caring: A Feminist Model for Pastoral Psychology. . . 55 C o n fid e n c e ...... 71 Critique of Applied Ethics: Reflections and Recommendations. 1 Cancer Investigation 12(2): 1994 ...... 27 Cultural Pluralism and Moral Knowledge...... 6 8 Cancer Wars: How Politics Shapes What We Know and Don't Culturally Competent Health Care for Adolescents: A Guide for Know about Cancer ...... 67 Primary Care Providers ...... 6 8 Care of Strangers, The ...... 25 Cultures of Healing: Correcting the Image of American Mental Caregivlng Dilemma, T h e ...... 16 Health Care ...... 17 Caring for Patients: A Critique of the Medical M o d el...... 17 Current Issues and New Frontiers in Animal Research 70 Caring in Crisis: An Oral History of Critical Care Nursing. . . . 17 Cyril Burt: Fraud or Framed?...... 10 Caring Voices and Women's Moral Frames: Gilligan's View . . 7 Cystic Fibrosis and DNA Tests: Implications of Carrier Challenge for Living, A ...... 61 Screening: Summary...... 4 8 Changing Human Reproduction: Social Science Perspectives. 43 Dangerous Diagnostics: The Social Power of Biological Chemical Weapons: Stability of the U.S. Stockpile...... 67 Information ...... 25 Child Health and Human Rights...... 35 Darwin’s Dangerous Idea: Evolution and the Meanings of Life 15 Children of Atomic Bomb Survivors, T h e ...... 5 4 Darwinism Applied: Evolutionary Paths to Social Goals .... 51 Children of Choice: Freedom and the New Reproductive Das Slippery Slope-Argument in der Medizin und Medizinethik 14 Technologies...... 4 3 Deadly Medicine: Indians and Alcohol in Early America .... 31 Children of the Atomic Bomb: An American Physician's Memoir Dealing With Ethical Dilemmas on Campus...... 9 of Nagasaki, Hiroshima, and the Marshall Islands ...... 55 Death and Deliverance: Euthanasia in Germany c. 1900-1945 62 Children, Politics, and Medicare: Experiences in a Canadian Death and Dying, Life and Living...... 6 0 P ro v in c e ...... 35 Death Dictionary: Over 5,500 Clinical, Legal, Literary and Children's Decisions In Health Care and Research ...... 35 Vernacular Terms ...... 6 0 Children's Needs Under Health Care Reform ...... 35 Deciding Together: Bioethics and Moral Consensus...... 13 Chosen Death, A ...... 65 Decislones de Vida y Muerte: Eutanasla, Aborto y Otros Temas Christian Care at Life's End: A Report of the Commission on De Etlca Medica ...... 13 Theology and Church Relations of the Lutheran Decline of Intelligence in America, The ...... 51 Church— Missouri Synod ...... 6 4 Defensive Medicine and Medical M alpractice ...... 2 3 Christian Ethics: A Historical Introduction...... 7 Defining Perspectives In Moral Development...... 7 Christianity and the Social Crisis ...... 6 Defining Primary Care: An Interim Report...... 2 4 Chronic Illness: From Experience to P olicy ...... 31 Deinstitutionalization, Mental Illness, and Medications 56 Churchill's Doctor: A Biography of Lord M oran ...... 21 Democratic Values and Technological Choices ...... 1 9 Clandestine Abortion: A Latin American Reality...... 41 D epartm ent of Defense Mustard Gas T e s tin g ...... 59 Classic Cases in Medical Ethics: Accounts of Cases That Have Der Euthanasie-prozeß Dresden 1947: eine zeitgeschichtliche Shaped Medical Ethics...... 13 Dokumentation...... 6 4 Coming Plague, The ...... 21 Der Krieg gegen die psychisch Kranken: nach Holocaust . . . 63 Companion Encyclopedia of Theology ...... 3 Der Lebensborn E.V.: ein Instrument nationalsozialistischer Competing Solutions: American Health Care Proposals and Rassenpolitik...... 6 7 International Experience...... 28 Descartes' Error: Emotion, Reason, and the Human Brain . . . 1 5 Competitive Approaches to Health Care R eform ...... 26 Determinants of Reproductive Change in Bangladesh, The . . 43 Compilation of Statements Relating to Standards of Professional Dictionary of Gene Technology...... 4 5 Responsibility and Freedom ...... 2 0 Die Rechtsverbindlichkeit des Patiententestaments: eine Complex Sorrow, A ...... 61 Untersuchung aus zivilrechtlicher S icht...... 65 Conceiving the New World Order: The Global Politics of Die Würde des Gewissens und die Diskussion um R ep ro d u c tio n ...... 4 2 Schwangerschaftsabbruch und Hirntodkriterien ...... 61 Confidentiality, Use and Disclosure of Personal Health Different Voices: Women and the Holocaust...... 6 8 Information ...... 23 Dilemma of the Fetus: Fetal Research, Medical Progress, and Moral Politics...... 58

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Dilemmas in Modern Jewish Thought: The Dialectics of Ethic for Enemies, A n ...... 9 Revelation and History...... 5 Ethical & Legal Issues in School Counseling ...... 9 Directory of Persecuted Scientists, Engineers & Health Ethical and Social Issues in Professional Education ...... 9 Professionals...... 68 Ethical Aspects of Health Care for the Elderly: an Annotated Disabled People and Consent to Medical Treatment...... 23 Bibliography...... 3 0 Discourse of Race in Modern China, T h e ...... 49 Ethical Aspects of Modern Biotechnology...... 18 Discovery and Explanation in Biology and M edicine ...... 15 Ethical Considerations in the Business Aspects of Health Care 28 Disease, Diagnosis and Decisions ...... 16 Ethical Decision Making for Perinatal Nurses...... 17 Dispatches From the Front: Theological Engagements With the Ethical Dilemmas in Health and Development...... 11 S e c u la r...... 4 Ethical Guidelines in the Conduct, Dissemination, and Dizionario Di B io e tica...... 13 Implementation of Nursing Research...... 57 DNA-Diagnostik in der Humangenetik: Voraussetzungen und Ethical Issues in Anaesthesia ...... 14 Tend enzen...... 47 Ethical Issues in Contemporary Society ...... 7 DNA Mystique, The ...... 46 Ethical Issues in Drug Testing, Approval, and Pricing: The Doctor Assisted Suicide and the Euthanasia Movement .... 64 Clot-Dissolving D ru g s ...... 36 Doctors and Ethics: The Earlier Historical Setting of Professional Ethical Issues in Modern M e d ic in e...... 11 E th ic s ...... 14 Ethical Issues in N eurology...... 11 Doctors and Patients: What We Feel about You ...... 2 0 Ethical Issues in Nursing...... 17 Doctors and the Law: Medical Jurisprudence in Nineteenth- Ethical Issues in Prenatal Diagnosis and the Termination of Century America...... 23 Pregnancy...... 47 Doctors, Dilemmas, Decisions...... 21 Ethical Issues in Public Health ...... 2 4 Doctors, Politics and Society: Historical Essays...... 21 Ethical Issues in S u ic id e...... 66 Dokumente zur Euthanasie...... 64 Ethical Leadership in Health Care Management: Reflections by Donated Ovarian Tissue in Embryo Research & Assisted Paul B. H o fm a n n ...... 16 Conception: Report...... 44 Ethical, Legal, Social Issues Portfolio ...... 52 Double-Edged Sword: The Promises and Risks of the Genetic Ethical Responsibility in Pharmacy Practice...... 36 R evo lu tio n ...... 4 5 Ethical Theories in Islam ...... 4 Drug Labeling in Developing Countries ...... 37 Ethical World of British MPs, The ...... 9 Dying: Facing the F a c ts ...... 61 Ethics (Singer!...... 2 Earth, Humanity and God, T h e ...... 54 Ethics After Christendom: Toward an Ecclesial Christian Ethic 4 Eco-Socialism: From Deep Ecology to Social Ju stice ...... 54 Ethics & Agenda 21 ...... 53 Editing the Referred Scientific Journal: Practical, Political, and Ethics and Agriculture: An Anthology on Current Issues in World Ethical Issues...... 10 C o n te x t...... 11 Effects of Atomic Radiation: A Half-Century of Studies from Ethics & Answers in Home Health Care ...... 36 Hiroshima and Nagasaki...... 59 Ethics and International Affairs: a Reader...... 10 EFS Arbeitsheft Biotechnologie, 1989 ...... 45 Ethics and Organizational Decision Making: A Call for Renewa ! 9 Election of Israel, T h e ...... , 6 Ethics and P e rin a to lo g y ...... 35 Elevations: The Height of the Good in Rosenzweig and Levinas 3 Ethics and Public Administration ...... 9 Elimination of Morality, T h e ...... 1 Ethics and the Conduct of Business...... 8 Embodiment and Experiences: The Existential Ground of Culture Ethics and Values in Long Term Health Care ...... 31 and S e lf...... 21 Ethics for Doctors, Nurses, and P atients ...... 12 Emek Halakhah: Asya: Sheelot U-teshuvot Be-inyene Refuah 12 Ethics for Everyone: A Practical Guide to Interdisciplinary Empathie Practitioner, T h e ...... 22 Biomedical Ethics Education...... 14 Encounters with Aging: Mythologies of Menopause in Japan Ethics in an Age of Technology...... 18 and North Am erica ...... 32 Ethics in Congress: From Individual to Institutional Corruption 10 Encyclopedia of Bioethics...... 13 Ethics in Emergency M e d icin e...... 12 End of Economics, The ...... 8 Ethics in Epidemiology and Clinical Research: Annotated End of Life Issues and Implementation of Advance Directives R ead ing s...... 2 0 Under Health Care Reform ...... 66 Ethics in Obstetrics and Gynecology ...... 32 Ende der Natürlichkeit: eine Streitschrift zu Bio-Technik und Ethics in the American Workplace ...... 8 B io-M oral...... 45 Ethics in the Business W o rld ...... 8 Engineer in the Garden, T h e ...... 46 Ethics of Abortion: Pro-Life vs. Pro-Choice...... 4 0 Enhancing Autonomy in Long-Term Care: Concepts and Ethics of an Artificial Person: Lost Responsibility in Professions S tra te g ie s ...... 30 and Organizations...... 8 Entrusted: The Moral Responsibilities of Trusteeship ...... 8 Ethics of Animal and Human Experimentation, T h e ...... 57 Entsiklopedyah Hilkhatit Refuit [Encyclopedia of Jewish Medical Ethics of Assisted Autonomy and Nurse Decision-Making in the Ethics!...... 7 Nursing Home: Empirical and Ethical Analyses ...... 3 Environmental E th ic s ...... 53 Ethics of Culture, T h e ...... 68 Environmental Ethics and Policy Book: Philosophy, Ecology and Ethics of Health Care, T h e ...... 12 Econom ics...... 54 Ethics of Liberal Democracy, T h e ...... 9 Environmental Medicine: Integrating a Missing Element into Ethics of Multicultural and Bilingual Education, T h e ...... 9 Medical Education...... 22 Ethics of Our Climate, T h e ...... 2 Environmental Risk, Environmental Values, and Political Choice53 Ethics of Scientific Research...... 11 Environmental Values in American Culture ...... 53 Ethics of Violence, T h e ...... 66 Eros and Transformation: Sexuality and Marriage: An Eastern Ethics on the Ark: Zoos, Animal Welfare, and Wildlife O rthodox P e rs p e c tiv e ...... 39 Conservation ...... 69 Essentials for Animal Research ...... 70 Ethics, Religion, and the Good Society: New Directions in a Essentials of Prenatal Diagnosis...... 4 7 Pluralistic W orld ...... 6

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Ethics, Reproduction, and Genetic C ontrol...... 4 9 Freud's Moses: Judaism Terminable and Interminable 56 Ethik und Humanwissenschaften Im Dialog ...... 6 2 From Text to Context: The Turn to History in Modern Judaism 6 Éthique de la M ort et Droit à la M o r t ...... 62 Fundamental Research in Moral Development...... 7 Ethische und Bioethische Herausforderungen Futility: The Concept and Its Use: An Educational Resource Molekularbiologischer Prëdiktion und Manipulation ...... 51 Paper for Ethics Advisory Committees...... 6 4 Etica e Psichiatria: Dal Manicomio al Territorio ...... 55 Gen-ethik: zur Ethischen Herausforderung durch die Eugenics (Scope Note 2 8 ) ...... 72 Humangenetik ...... 4 7 Eugenik, Sterilisation, Euthanasie...... 5 0 Gender Issues in Health Care (Scope Note 2 7 ) ...... 7 2 Eutanasi: En D e b a tts k r ift...... 65 Gene Civilization, T h e ...... 4 5 Eutanasia: Problema Cattolico o Problema di T u tti? ...... 62 Gene Future: The Promise and Perils of the New Biology . . . 45 Euthanasia: An Edited Collection of Articles from the Journal of Gene Mene Muh, raus mußt du ...... 5 0 the Christian Medical Fellowship...... 63 Gene Therapy: Fact and Fiction in Biology's New Approaches to Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide: The Current Debate 63 D isease ...... 4 8 Euthanasia Examined: Ethical, Clinical and Legal Perspectives 64 Gene Therapy: From Laboratory to the Clin ic ...... 4 8 Euthanasia: Moral and Pastoral Perspectives...... 63 Gene Therapy: Status, Prospects for the Future, and Euthanasia: Opposing Viewpoints ...... 6 2 Government Policy Implications ...... 4 8 Euthanasie in den letzten Kriegsjahren ...... 6 6 Genes and Environment in Personality Developm ent...... 51 Euthanasie: sind alle Menschen Personen? ...... 62 Genes for Sale: Privatization as a Conservation Policy 46 Evaluating the Medical Care System: Effectiveness, Efficiency Genethics: Technological Intervention in Human Reproduction and E q u ity ...... 2 4 as a Philosophical Problem ...... 4 2 Evil and Suffering in Jew ish P h ilo so p h y...... 5 Genetic Information and Health Insurance: Report of the Task Evolution and Individual Behavior: An Introduction to Human Force on Genetic Information and Insurance...... 4 6 Sociobiology ...... 50 Genetic Privacy Act and Commentary, The ...... 4 4 Evolution Controversy in America, The ...... 1 5 Genetic Test Information and Insurance: Confidentiality Evolutionary Naturalism: Selected Essays...... 1 5 Concerns and Recommendations...... 4 8 Examining Health Care Coverage for Americans w ith ...... 27 Genetically Engineered Vaccines ...... 45 Executive Summary and Guide to Final Report...... 57 Genetics and Medicine in the United States, 1800 to 1922 . 46 Executive Summary: Sexuality Research in the United States: Genocide and the Politics of Memory: Studying Death to An Assessment of the Social and Behavioral Sciences. . . . 39 Preserve L ife ...... 6 8 Executive's Compass, T h e ...... 8 Genocide in Our Time: An Annotated Bibliography with Experience of Foreign Nations in Controlling Health Care . . . 27 Analytical Introductions...... 67 Expertise in Nursing Practice: Caring, Clinical Judgment, and Genome Directory, The ...... 52 E th ic s ...... 16 Gentechnik im Widerstreit: zum Verhältnis von Wissenschaft Exploiting Biotechnology ...... 18 und Journalismus...... 45 Exploring Ethics Through Children's Literature: Book One .... 2 Geography and Social Justice ...... 2 Exploring Ethics Through Children's Literature: Book Two. . . . 2 Gershom Scholem: The Man and His W ork ...... 5 Faces of Environmental Racism: Confronting Issues of Global Gersonides on Providence, Covenant, and the Chosen People. 4 J u s tic e ...... 5 4 Ghost of the Executed Engineer, The ...... 9 Factories of Death: Japanese Biological Warfare 1 932-45 and Gift Nobody Wants, T h e ...... 1 7 the American Cover-Up ...... 67 Global Agenda for Caring, A ...... 17 Faith and Challenges to the Fam ily ...... 6 Global Disasters: Inquiries into Management Ethics . 18 Federal Technology Transfer and the Human Genome Glossary of Biotechnology Term s ...... 4 5 Project— Background Paper ...... 2 0 Good Death, A ...... 61 Female Genital Mutilation: A Public Health Issue Also in Italy 32 Good Doctors, Good Patients: Partners in HIV Treatment. . . 34 Female Genital Mutilation: Proposals for Change ...... 32 Goodness and Rightness in Thomas Aquinas's Summa Feminism and Nursing: An Historical Perspective on Power, Theologiae...... 5 Status, and Political Activism in the Nursing Profession . . . 1 7 Government-Sponsored Testing on Hum ans ...... 57 Feminist Legal Theory: Foundations...... 39 Graying of th e W orld, T h e ...... 3 0 Feminist Morality: Transforming Culture, Society, and Politics 38 Great Human Diasporas, T h e ...... 45 Feminist Perspectives on Jewish Studies ...... 4 Great Justice Debate, T h e ...... 7 Feminist Politics and Human Nature...... 38 Greening of Ethics, T h e ...... 5 4 Feminist Theological Ethics: A R eader ...... 38 Groping for Ethics in Journalism ...... 10 Feminist Thought: A Comprehensive Introduction ...... 39 Growing up Tobacco Free: Preventing Nicotine Addiction in Feral Children and Clever Anim als ...... 5 0 Children and Youths ...... 3 6 Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy 8(Supplement 1): April 1993 . . 47 Guidelines for the Conduct of Research Involving Human Fetal Research and Applications: A Conference Summary. . . 58 Subjects at the National Institutes of H ealth ...... 57 Fetus as Medical Patient: Moral Dilemmas in Prenatal Diagnosis H.R. 3236 and H.R. 4458, Bills Affecting Veterans Exposed to from a Catholic Perspective...... 4 7 Ionizing Radiation in Military Service ...... 59 Fighting for Darla...... 31 Handbook of Declarations ...... 2 0 Final Report (Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Handbook of Laboratory Animal Management and Welfare . . 71 Experiments)...... 58 Hanging in Judgm ent...... 6 6 First, Do No Harm: Wrestling with the New Medicine's Life & Hard Choices for Loving People: CPR, Artificial Feeding, Death Dilemmas: Leader's G u ide ...... 12 Comfort Measures Only and the Elderly P atient ...... 6 3 Flexible Bodies: Tracking Immunity in American Culture— From Hartheim, Wohin Unbekannt: Briefe & Dokumente...... 6 4 the Days of Polio to the Age of A ID S ...... 21 Hauptsache, es ist Gesund? ...... 4 7 For Those We Love: A Spiritual Perspective on A ID S ...... 3 3 Healing Traditions: Alternative Medicine and the Health Foundations of Bioethics, The ...... 1 2 Professions...... 16 Frankenstein Syndrome, The ...... 70

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Healing Words: The Power of Prayer and the Practice of Human Sexuality: Working Draft: A Possible Social Statement M e d ic in e ...... 15 of the Evangelical Lutheran Church In America with Health and Social Policy ...... 2 4 Accompanying Documents ...... 38 Health as Liberation: Medicine, Theology, and the Quest for Human Tissue: Ethical and Legal Issues ...... 6 0 J u s tic e ...... 12 Human Transactions: The Emergence of Meaning In Time .. . 3 Health Care: Benefits and Barriers to Automated Medical Humane Medicine ...... 2 2 R ecords...... 25 If You Poison Us: Uranium and Native Am ericans ...... 55 Health Care Cost Containment under H.r. 3600, the Health Illusion of Trust, T h e ...... 16 Security Act...... 27 Image 22(4): Winter 1990 ...... 1 7 Health Care for an Aging Population ...... 29 Images of Development: Environmental Causes in Ontogeny. 1 5 Health Care Information: Collection and P rivacy ...... 23 Impact of Legal Reforms on Medical Malpractice Health Care Problems: Variation Across S tates ...... 25 Costs—Background Paper...... 2 3 Health Care Quality: How Does the United States Compare with Implementation Strategies for Research Animal Well-Being: Other Countries on Cancer Survival and Access to Bone Institutional Compliance with Regulations ...... 69 Marrow Transplantation?...... 37 In Harm's Way: Essays in Honor of Joel Feinberg 10 Health Care Reform: Considerations for Risk Adjustment under In Search of Parenthood: Coping with Infertility and High-Tech Com m unity R a tin g ...... 2 8 C o n c e p tio n ...... 4 3 Health Care Reform: Proposals Have Potential to Reduce In the Time of the Nations ...... 5 Administrative Costs ...... 2 8 Incompetent Doctor, T h e ...... 37 Health Care: School-Based Health Centers Can Expand Access Indiana Law Journal 6 9 (4 ): Fall 1 9 9 4 ...... 14 for Children ...... 35 Inevitable Bond, T h e ...... 70 Health Care Technology and its Assessment In Eight Informazione E Consenso All'atto Medico...... 2 3 Countries—Background Paper ...... 1 9 Informed Consent: The Role of Consumer Choice In Improving Health Insurance for the Elderly: Owning Duplicate Policies Is the Quality of Health Care ...... 37 Costly and Unnecessary ...... 2 8 Intending D eath ...... 62 Health of Native Americans, The ...... 31 International Colloquium on Medicine, Ethics & Jewish Law . 12 Health Politics: Interests and Institutions in Western Europe . 24 International Comparisons of Administrative Costs in Health Health Professions Education: Role of Title VII/VIII Programs in Care—Background Paper...... 27 Improving Access to Care Is Unclear...... 22 International Health Statistics: What the Numbers Mean for the Heterosexism: An Ethical Challenge...... 38 United States— Background Paper...... 21 Hippokratisches Ethos und Nachhippokratische Ethik ...... 1 6 International Human Rights Challenge of Genital Mutilation & Hiroshima in America: Fifty Years of D en ial...... 6 7 the United N a tio n s ...... 35 History of Public Health and the Modern State, The ...... 25 Introduction to Clinical Ethics ...... 14 HIV and the Blood Supply...... 3 4 Introduction to Ethics for Nurses, A n ...... 17 HIV Infection in Women ...... 3 4 Introduction to Risk Calculation In Genetic Counselling 47 HIV Prevention Vaccines: Social, Ethical, and Political Is My Baby All Right? A Guide for Expectant Parents ...... 4 7 Considerations for Domestic Efficacy Trials: Report...... 3 3 Islam and War: A Study In Comparative Ethics ...... 67 HIV Testing of Women and Infants ...... 3 4 Issues in Fetal Medicine: Proceedings of the Twenty Ninth Homosexuality in the Church: Both Sides of the Debate .... 39 Annual Symposium of the Galton Institute, London 1992 . 47 Homosexuality: Debating the Issues...... 38 It Hain't the Money but.the Principle O' the Thing ...... 4 4 Honor In S c ien ce...... 10 It Just Ain't Fair: The Ethics of Health Care for African Hopes and Realities: Closing the Gap Between Women's Americans ...... 31 Aspirations and Their Reproductive Experiences...... 39 Jewish Fundamentalism in Comparative Perspective: Religion, H.ot Zone, T h e ...... 29 Ideology, and the Crisis of M odernity ...... 6 Housing, Husbandry, and Welfare of Poultry, January Jews, Medicine, and Medieval Society...... 21 1991 -January 1 9 9 4 ...... 69 Jew s of Germ any, T h e ...... 4 Housing, Husbandry, and Welfare of Rabbits, January Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes 1 979-January 1994 ...... 68 3(Supplement 2): 1990 ...... 57 Housing, Husbandry, and Welfare of Selected Birds (Quail, Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation 12(6, Part 2, Pheasant, Finches, Ostrich, Dove, Parrot): December Supplement): November-December 1993 ...... 6 0 198 0-D ecem ber 1 9 9 3 ...... 69 Journal of Social Issues 49(1): Spring 1 993 ...... 7 0 How Many People Can the Earth Support? ...... 4 2 Journalist's Moral Compass, The ...... 10 Human Animal, The ...... 52 Kant's Theory of Justice ...... 9 Human Biodiversity: Genes, Race, and H istory ...... 51 Keeping Boundaries: Maintaining Safety and Integrity In the Human Evolution, Reproduction, and Morality ...... 2 Psychotherapeutic Process ...... 56 Human Experimentation: An Overview on Cold War Era .... 59 Kevorkian File, T h e ...... 6 4 Hum an Gene Mapping 1 99 4: A C o m p e n d iu m ...... 52 Keywords in Evolutionary Biology ...... 15 Human Genetics: The Science and Its Consequences, Volume 1: Killing and Letting D i e ...... 65 Report and Minutes...... 4 5 Kinsey Institute New Report on Sex, Th e ...... 39 Human Genome Project, The ...... 52 Klagende Hände: Betroffenheit und Spätfolgen in Bezug auf das Human Radiation Experimentation, Ethics, and Gene Therapy 48 G e s e t z ...... 31 Human Radiation Experiments Associated with the U.S. Kohlberg's Original Study of Moral Development...... 7 Department of Energy and its Predecessors...... 58 L'Euthanasie, ou la mort assistée ...... 65 Human Reproduction, Emerging Technologies, and Conflicting L'Euthanasie: Textes Choisis et Présentés par les Moines de R ig h ts...... 4 3 Solesm es...... 61 Human Sexuality and the Christian Faith...... 3 8 La Bioetlca alla Rlcerca délia Persona negli Stati di Confine. . 18 Human Sexuality: An Encyclopedia...... 3 8 La Bioetlca e le Tecnologie Della Vita Umana Nascente .... 4 3 La Legislazione Straniera Sulla Procreazione Asslstita...... 4 3

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Laboratory Animal Facilities and Management: January Medicaid Since 1980: Costs, Coverage, and the Shifting 1985—March 1995 ...... 70 Alliance Between the Federal Government and the States . 26 Last Rights: Death Control and the Elderly in America 64 Medical Ethics in the Renaissance...... 14 Law and Moral Dilemmas Affecting Life and D eath ...... 6 2 Medical Law, Ethics, and Bioethics in the Medical Office . . . 13 Law and the Mind: Biological Origins of Human Behavior . . . 51 Medical Malpractice and the American Jury: Confronting the Le Désir du G en e...... 4 6 Myths about Jury Incompetence, Deep Pockets, and Le Droit Face Aux Dilemmes Moraux Concernant La Vie et La Outrageous Damage Awards ...... 2 4 M o r t ...... 62 Medical Malpractice: Law, Tactics, and Ethics ...... 2 3 Lectures on Medical History and Medical Ethics...... 14 Medical Messiahs, The ...... 21 Legal Aspects of Health Care Administration...... 25 Medicare: Referrals to Physician-Owned Imaging Facilities Legal, Ethical, and Political Issues in Nursing...... 1 6 Warrant HCFA's Scrutiny ...... 2 8 Legal Requirements Related to Reporting of Induced Termination Medicare: Technology Assessment and Medical Coverage of Pregnancy ...... 41 Decisions ...... 1 9 Legal Rights and Obligations of HIV-Infected Health Care Medicine as Ministry: Reflections on Suffering, Ethics & Hope 5 Workers, The ...... Medicine, 3 3 Ethics, and the Third Reich: Historical and Legislating Medical Ethics: A Study of the New York State Contem porary Is s u e s ...... 1 3 Do-Not-Resuscitate L a w ...... 62 Medicine Unbound: The Human Body and the Limits of Medical Legislating Privacy...... 2 Intervention ...... 11 Life and Learning IV ...... 4 0 Medicines, Ethics and Practice: A Guide for Pharmacists . . . 36 Life Choices: A Hastings Center Introduction to Bioethics. . . 12 Memory, History & the Extermination of the Jews of Europe 67 Life Choices: Guidelines for Creating Your Advance Medical Mendelian Inheritance in Man: A Catalog of Human Genes and D ir e c tiv e s ...... 66 Genetic Disorders...... 45 Light on a Gray Area: American Public Policy on Aging .... 3 0 Mending the Ozone Hole: Science, Technology, and Policy. . 54 Limits of Family Influence, T h e ...... 51 Menopause, Hormone Therapy, and Women's Liquid Life: Abortion and Buddhism in Japan ...... 4 0 Health— Background Paper...... r 32 Little Book of Doctors' Rules, A ...... 16 Menopause Industry, The ...... 31 Living the Faith: The Praxis of Eastern Orthodox E thics ...... 4 Mental Disorders and Genetics: Bridging the Gap Between Living with Contradictions: Controversies in Feminist Social Research and Society: Background P ap e r ...... 51 E th ic s ...... 38 Mental Illness: Opposing Viewpoints ...... 55 Long-Term Care Decisions: Ethical and Conceptual...... 3 0 Mental Incapacity ...... 2 3 Long-Term Care: Diverse, Growing Population Includes Millions Meta Medical Ethics ...... 14 of Americans of All Ages ...... 29 Mind Your Own Business: The Battle for Personal Privacy . . . 2 Long-Term Care: Other Countries Tighten Budgets While Minhagim, The ...... 3 Seeking Better A ccess...... 29 Miracle and a Privilege, A ...... 2 4 Long-Term Care: Should It Be Part of Your Benefits Plan?. . . 26 Modern Halakhah for Our Tim e ...... 6 Losing Ground: American Environmentalism at the Close of the Modern Moral Dilemmas: Scripture Addresses Today's Issues. 5 Tw entieth C e n tu r y ...... 53 Moderne Psychiatrie und ¡hr Bild vom M e n s c h e n ...... 56 Love and Justice: Selections from the Shorter Writings of Molecular Politics: Developing American and British Regulatory Reinhold Niebuhr ...... 5 Policy for Genetic Engineering 1972-1982 ...... 4 6 Love Does No Harm: Sexual Ethics for the Rest of U s 38 Monkey Wars, T h e ...... 7 0 Love, Power and Knowledge: Towards a Feminist Monthly Review 45(2): June 1993 ...... 3 Transformation of the Sciences ...... 18 Moore on Right and Wrong ...... 2 Lysenko and the Tragedy of Soviet Science ...... 2 0 Moral Action and Christian Ethics ...... 6 Madness and Modernism: Insanity in the Light of Modern Art, Moral Anatomy and Moral Reasoning...... 1 Literature, and Thought...... 55 Moral Animal, The ...... 52 Madness in America: Cultural and Medical Perspectives of Moral Boundaries: A Political Argument for an Ethic of Care . 39 Mental Illness Before 1 9 1 4 ...... 17 Moral Challenge of Alzheimer Disease, The ...... 3 0 Making Health Reform Work: The View from the States. . . . 26 Moral Development in the Professions: Psychology and Applied Making of a Doctor, The...... 22 E th ic s ...... 8 Male Ordered Health Care: The Inequalities of Women 32 Moral Foundations of Business Practice, T h e ...... 9 Managing Genetic Information: Implications for Nursing .... 4 6 Moral Foundations of United States Constitutional Democracy, Manual/1993-1997: History, Constitution, Government, Ritual 3 T h e ...... 9 Mapping and Sequencing the Human Genome: Science, Ethics, Moral Prejudices: Essays on E thics ...... 1 and Public P olicy ...... 52 Moral Truth and Moral Tradition: Essays in Honour of Peter Market Consolidation, Antitrust, and Public Policy in the Health Geach and Elizabeth Anscombe ...... 4 Care Industry: Agenda for Future R e s e a rc h ...... 27 Moral Wisdom and Good Lives ...... 1 Matèrnal-Fetal Conflict and Principles of Biomedical Ethics, by Morality and Beyond ...... 7 Tom L. Beauchamp and James F. Childress...... 2 Morality, Harm, and the L a w ...... 10 Meaning of Heredity in American Medicine and Popular Health Morality: An Introduction to E thics ...... 3 Advice, 1771-1860, The ...... 4 9 My Body: Women Speak Out About Their Health Care 31 Measuring Disease: A Review of Disease-Specific Quality of Life Narrative Ethics ...... 21 Measurement Scales ...... 17 Narrative Theology After Auschwitz: From Alienation to Ethics 4 Measuring Socio-economic Inequalities in Health ...... 21 Nation's Health, T h e ...... 2 4 Médecins, Médecine et Société: Introduction à l'Éthique Natural Selection, Heredity, and Eugenics...... 4 9 M é d ic a le ...... 11 Naturalist, T h e ...... 52 Medicaid Prenatal Care: States Improve Access and Enhance Nature, Nurture, and Psychology...... 51 Services, But Face New Challenges...... 33 Nature of Rationality, T h e ...... 2

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Nazi Mass Murder: A Documentary History of the Use of Poison Perspectives on Moral Responsibility...... 1 G as...... 6 8 PETA Guide to Becoming an Activist, T h e ...... 69 Nazi Science: Myth, Truth, and the German Atomic Bomb . . 20 Phenomenology of the Child-Wish: New Reproductive Nazi Years, T h e ...... 50 Technologies and Ethical Responses to Infertility (Volumes I Need for Genetic Information in Risk Classification: Statement and I I ) ...... 4 3 of the American Council of Life Insurance...... 4 4 Philosophical and Theological Foundations of Ethics, The .... 1 Neither Man Nor Beast...... 6 8 Philosophical Approach to Resource Allocation in Health Care 29 Neoplatonism and Jewish Thought...... 4 Philosophical Critique of the Best Interests Criterion and an Netlaw: Your Rights in the Online World ...... 11 Exploration of Clinical Ethical Strategies ...... 66 New Dictionary of Christian Ethics & Pastoral Theology 3 Philosophy of Sex, T h e ...... 39 New Research in Moral Development...... 7 Physical and Psycho-Social Effects of Abortion on W omen. . 41 New Testament Foundations for Christian Ethics...... 5 Pinnacle of Life, T h e ...... 15 New World of Business, The ...... 9 Plagues, Products, and Politics: Emergent Public Health Hazards New Zealand Health Policy: A Comparative Study ...... 2 4 and National Policymaking...... 2 4 NHS [National Health Service] Responsibilities for Meeting Plurality and Christian Ethics...... 5 Continuing Health Care N eeds ...... 2 4 Policies and Strategies to Promote Equity in H ealth ...... 2 4 Nietzsche, God, and the Jews: His Critique of Politics of Blame, T h e ...... 41 Judeo-Christianity in Relation to the Nazi M yth ...... 6 Politics of Health Care Reform, The ...... 26 Nietzsche: The Ethics of an Immoralist...... 1 Politics of Pregnancy, T h e ...... 4 3 No Easy Choices: The Difficult Priorities of Health Care .... 29 Population and Development, Volume 1: Programme of Action Not All of Us Are Saints: A Doctor's Journey withthe Poor . 31 Adopted at the International Conference on Population and Nova Medicinska Etika (Bioetika): Prirucnik...... 14 Development, Cairo, 5-1 3 September 1994 ...... 4 2 NS-Biologie...... 4 9 Population and Reproductive Rights: Feminist Perspectives from NS-Biologie und S chule ...... 4 9 the S o u t h ...... 4 2 Nuclear Health and Safety: Consensus on Acceptable Radiation Population Growth, Resource Consumption, the Environment..42 Risk to the Public Is Lacking...... 5 4 Population, Law, and the Environment...... 53 Nuclear Wastelands: A Global Guide to Nuclear Weapons Population: Opposing View points ...... 4 2 Production and its Health and Environmental Effects 67 Population Policy: A New Consensus...... 4 2 Nuova Genetica ed Embriopoiesi Umana: Prospettive della Population Summit of the World's Scientific Academies. . . . 42 Scienza e Riflessioni Etiche ...... 4 6 Post-Abortion Syndrome: Its Wide Ramifications...... 41 Nursing Ethics Through the Life Span ...... 16 Power and Decision: The Social Control of Reproduction . . . 43 Nursing Issues fo r the Nineties and Beyond...... 16 Practical Decision Making in Health Care Ethics: Cases and Oônskade i Folkhemmet...... 4 9 C oncepts...... 12 Old Testament Ethics: A Paradigmatic Approach ...... 4 Practical Ethics for Students, Interns, and Residents ...... 13 On Being a Scientist: Responsible Conduct in Research .... 10 Practical Guilt: Moral Dilemmas, Emotions, and Social Norms . 1 On Justice, Power, and Human Nature: Selections from the Practical Realism and Moral Psychology...... 1 History of the Peloponnesian W ar ...... 3 Practical Reasoning About Final Ends...... 2 Operative Rights ...... 2 Practices of Freedom: Selected Writings onHIV/AIDS 35 Order out of Chaos: John Shaw Billings and America's Coming Predictive Genetic Information and Life Insurance: Legal of A g e ...... 2 0 Aspe'cts—Towards European Community Policy? ...... 4 8 Organ Transplant Allocation (Scope Note 2 9 ) ...... 72 Prenatal Diagnosis: The Human S ide ...... 4 7 Origins and Growth of the English Eugenics Movement, Prenatal Screening, Policies, and Values: The Example of Neural 1 8 6 5 -1 9 2 5 , Th e...... 4 9 Tube Defects ...... 4 8 Origins of Nazi Genocide, The ...... 6 3 Prenatal Testing: A Sociological Perspective...... 47 Oscar McCulloch and Indiana Eugenics...... 5 0 Prescription Drugs: Prices & Regulation in Canada & Europe . 37 Other in Jewish Thought and History, T h e ...... 6 Prescription Drugs: Spending Controls in Four European Other Victims, T h e ...... 6 7 C o u n tr ie s ...... 37 Oversight of the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act.... 55 Preventing AIDS: Theories and Methods of Behavioral Palliative Care: Towards a Consensus in Standardized Principles Interventions ...... 33 of Practice...... 61 Preventing HIV Transmission: The Role of Sterile Needles and Papers Commissioned for the Human Embryo Research Panel, Bleach...... 3 4 Volume II (NIH)...... 58 Primary Care Physicians: Managing Supply In Canada, Germany, Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act of 1 9 95 ...... 41 Sweden, and the United Kingdom ...... 25 Pathways in Medicine: A Journal of Topics in Medicine in the Primer Congreso Interncional de Bioetica, M exico ...... 13 Spirit of Halacha and Jew ish T h o u g h t...... 13 Primum non Nocere Today ...... 35 Patient in the Family, T h e ...... 13 Priorities in Health Care: Ethics, Economy, Implementation. . 29 Patientenverfügung und steilvertretende Entscheidung in Private Choices, Public Health: The AIDS Epidemic in an rechtlicher, medizinischer und ethischer Sicht...... 6 6 Economic Perspective...... 3 4 Patients or Customers: Are the NHS Reforms Working?.... 26 Private Matter, A ...... 41 Patients' Rights/Community Concerns: Issues in Community Privatizing Public Lands ...... 53 Mental Health ...... 56 Problemi Etici nel Rapporto Medico-Paziente: La Relazione che Patrimoine Généthique et Droits de l'humanité: Colloque, Paris G u a ris c e ...... 22 25-28 Octobre 1989 ...... 4 5 Problems with Patients: Managing Complicated Transactions 22 Peacemaking: Moral and Policy Challenges for a New World . 67 Procuring Organs for Transplant: The Debate over Non-Heart- Permissible Killing ...... 3 Beating Cadaver Protocols...... 60 Persistent Vegetative State and the Withdrawal of Food and Professional Ethics and Social Responsibility...... 8 Fluids: Report for the Medical Council of New Zealand.. . 65 Professional Psychology 25(1): February 1994 ...... 56 Perspectives on Death and Dying ...... 6 0

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Profit Fever: The Drive to Corporatize Health Care and How to Responding to HIV and AIDS: A Resource Guide for Stop It ...... 26 Congregations...... 3 4 Progretto Genoma Umano...... 52 Responsibility and the Moral Sentim ents ...... 3 Psychiatric Persuasion, T h e ...... 55 Restraint & Seclusion Practices in New York State Psychiatric Psychiatrist In the Courtroom, The ...... 22 F a c ilitie s ...... 29 Quality Care in Geriatric Settings: Focus on Ethical Issues . . 30 Rethinking Life & Death ...... 65 Quality of Life In Behavioral Medicine Research...... 1 8 Rett til Sjelwalt Llvsavslutning?...... 6 4 Questionable Sales Practices in the Drug Industry ...... 37 Review of the Fialuridine (FIAU) Clinical Trials...... 57 Race and the Incidence of Environmental Hazards: A Time for Right Medicine, The ...... 2 4 D is c o u rs e ...... 53 Right to Die, Volume 1 : Definitions and Moral Perspectives , 65 Race, Evolution, and Behavior: A Life History Perspective. . . 51 Right to Die, Volume 2: Who Decides? ...... 65 Racial Economy of Science, T h e ...... 18 Right to Privacy and Reproductive Freedom ...... 41 Racial State: Germany, 1933-1945 ...... 4 9 Risk, Science, and Politics: Regulating Toxic Substances in Radiation Experiments Conducted by the University of Canada and the United S tates ...... 53 Cincinnati Medical School with Department of Defense River out of Eden: A Darwinian View of Life ...... 45 Fund ing...... 59 Rodents and Rabbits: Current Research Issues ...... 7 0 Radiation Research In the VA Involving Human Subjects. . . . 59 Role of Ethics In Healthcare Reform, T h e ...... 2 8 Radiation Testing on Hum ans ...... 58 RU-486, Status Report on the U.S. Commercialization Project, Radical Ecology: The Search for a Livable W orld ...... 5 4 Transfer of Anti-Progestin Technology to the United States 40 Rapport du Comité consultatif sur les transplantations d’organes Saying Goodbye to D aniel...... 65 au Q u é b e c ...... 59 Science and Politics of Racial Research, The ...... 5 0 [Rapport Sur] Les Sciences de la vie et les droits de Science and the Practice of Medicine In the 19th Century . . 1 5 l'homme...Tome I: Questions-clefs et réponses...... 4 6 Science and the Quiet Art: The Role of Medical Research in [Rapport Sur] Les Sciences de la vie et les droits de Health Care ...... 16 l'ho m m e...To m e II: Textes et D ocum ents...... 4 6 Science in the Bedroom: A History of Sex Research ...... 38 Rassenhygiene: Vorstellungen, Worte, Orte, V ollzug ...... 5 0 Science of Desire, The ...... 51 Rational Choice and Moral Agency...... 2 Science Question in Feminism, The ...... 1 8 Reaching for Heaven on Earth: The Theological Meaning of Scientific Misconduct in Breast Cancer Research...... 11 E conom ics...... 8 Scientific Origins of the British Eugenics Movement, Reaching Out: Caring, Altruism and Prosocial Behavior...... 8 1859-1914, The ...... 5 0 Real C ho ices...... 4 0 Scientific-Technical Backgrounds for Biotechnology...... 45 Reasonable Care: Legal Perspectives on the Doctor-Patient Scientists and Human Rights in Syria...... 67 Relationship...... 22 Screening for Down's Syndrome ...... 4 8 Rechtliche Aspekte der Genomanaiyse: insbesondere die Screening in Primary Health Care: Setting Priorities with Limited Zulassigkelt genanalytischer Testverfahren...... 52 Resources ...... 2 4 Rechtliche Strukturen der Diskrlminierung der Juden im Drltten Search for an AIDS Vaccine, T h e ...... 33 Reich ...... 5 0 Second Annual Report, 1 993 (Human Fertilisation & Embryology Recommendations Adopted by the Committee of Ministers and A u th o rity )...... 4 4 the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe on Secret Doctors: Ethnomediclne of African Americans...... 16 Bioethical Questions ...... 12 Secure the Shadow: Death and Photography in America . . . 61 Reconstructing Christian Ethics: Selected Writings...... 5 Sefer Asya: Maamarlm, Tamtsiyot Ve-sekirot Be-inyene Refuah Reflecting on Nature: Readings in Environmental Philosophy . 53 Ve-halakhah...... 1 2 Reflections of Eden: My Life with the Orangutans of Borneo. 69 Selbstmord Verhütung: Zur Ethik von Selbstbestimmung und Reflections on Research Involving C h ild ren ...... 58 Fremdbestimmung ...... 6 6 Reform of Health Care Systems, T h e ...... 25 Self-Interest and Universal Health C a re ...... 26 Reforming Health Care: The Philosophy and Practice of Selling Science: How the Press Covers Science & Technology 18 International Health Reform ...... 25 Senate Code of Official Conduct, T h e ...... 10 Reforming Private Health Insurance ...... 2 6 Separation of Purchaser from Provider in Health Care Systems Reforming Sex: The German Movement for Birth Control and and European Community Law ...... 26 Abortion Reform, 1920-1950 ...... 3 8 Sephardim in the Ottoman Empire, The ...... 5 Regarding Nature: Industrialism and Deep Ecology...... 53 Sessualità e Qualità della Vita: Per la Formazione Bioetica dei Regional Developments in Bioethics: 1991 -1 993 ...... 14 G io v a n i...... 39 Regulation of Human Tissue B anks ...... 6 0 Sex and America's Teenagers...... 3 2 Regulation of Human Tissue Transplantation...... 59 Sex, Culture and Modernity in China ...... 38 Report of the ACLI-HIAA Task Force on Genetic Testing . . . 47 Sex, Death, and the Education of Children: Our Passion for Report of the Human Embryo Research Panel, Volume I (NIH) 58 Ignorance in the Age of A ID S ...... 3 4 Report of the Select Committee on Medical Ethics: Volume Sex in America: A Definitive S urvey ...... 39 I— Report (Great Britain)...... 6 3 Sex In the Parish...... 39 [Report of the] Select Committee on Medical Ethics: Volume Sex, Race, and Science: Eugenics in the Deep South...... 5 0 II— Oral Evidence (Great Britain)...... 6 3 Sexuality Research in the United States: An Assessment of the [Report of the] Select Committee on Medical Ethics: Volume Social and Behavioral Sciences...... 39 III—Written Evidence (Great B ritain)...... 6 3 Sharing the Burden: Strategies for Public and Private Long-Term Reproductive Hazards and Military Service: What Are the Risks Care Insurance...... 2 8 of Radiation, Agent Orange, and Gulf War Exposures?. . . . 43 Sharing the Darkness: The Spirituality of C aring ...... 61 Research Ethics: Cases & Materials ...... 11 Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired: Black Women's Health Researching Health Risks ...... 19 Activism in America, 1 890-1950 ...... 31 Researching Health Risks: Summary, Issues and Options . . . 19 Silencing Science: National Security Controls and Scientific Resolving Ethical Dilemmas: A Guide for Clinicians ...... 13 C o m m u n ic a tio n ...... 2 0

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Single-Payer Health Care Systems: Issues and Options 27 Teaching Ethics, Volume One: Government Ethics...... 10 Sinn-Erfahrungen: Forderung, Chancen und Grenzen Bei Teaching Kids to Care: Exploring Values Through Literature and Betroffenen und Helfenden...... 18 In q u ir y ...... 7 Sinners, Saints & Health Care: Individual Responsibility for Technology and the Politics of Knowledge ...... 1 8 Health— Ethical, Legal and Economic Questions ...... 25 Technology Assessment: A Feminist Perspective...... 19 Sir Francis Galton and the Study of Heredity in the Nineteenth Technology in the Hospital: Transforming Patient Care in the C e n tu ry ...... 4 9 Early Twentieth Century ...... 18 Smoking: Making the Risky Decision ...... 36 Theoretical Approaches to Medical Ethics: Virtue & Its Critics. 1 Social Cage, The ...... 52 Theoretische und Ethische Probleme der Psychiatrischen Social History of Truth, A ...... 19 D iagnose...... 17 Social Organization of Sexuality, The ...... 38 Therapists Who Have Sex with Their Patients: Treatment and Social Teaching of the Christian Churches, The ...... 7 R eco very...... 56 Society's Choices: Social and Ethical Decision Making in Therapy of Desire, T h e ...... 2 Biomedicine...... 12 Thick and Thin: Moral Argument at Home and Abroad 10 Sociobiology, Sex, and Science ...... 51 Third Annual Report, 1994 (Human Fertilisation & Embryology Solving America's Health Care Crisis ...... 26 A u th o rity )...... 4 4 Soul Searching: Why Psychotherapy Must Promote Moral Thoughts Without a Thinker: Psychotherapy from a Buddhist Responsibility...... 56 Perspective ...... 56 Sources of Christian Ethics, T h e ...... 6 Tibetan Medicine: A Buddhist Approach to Healing ...... 16 Sozialdarwinismus, Rassenhygiene, Zwangssterilisation und Tierschutzgesetz: Mit Rechtsverordnungen und Europäischen Vernichtung lebensunwerten Lebens ...... 4 9 Übereinkommen: Kommentar...... 69 Spirit and Nature: Why the Environment Is a Religious Issue . 54 Time to Go: Three Plays on Death and Dying, with Commentary Splendor of Truth, The...... 6 on End-of-Life Issues...... 63 Standards and Ethics in Clinical Psychology ...... 56 Timetables of Jewish History, The...... 4 Standards for Life: Opinions on Vital Issues ...... 2 0 Tödliche Ethik: Beiträge gegen Eugenik und Euthanasie .... 62 S tate of the W orld 1 9 9 3 ...... 53 Tools for Evaluating Health Technologies: Five Background State of the World 1994 ...... 53 Papers...... 1 9 Statistical Abstract of the United States, 1995 ...... 71 Toward a Feminist Ethic of Care: Reconciling Care, Autonomy, Statutory Storage Period for Embryos: Report by the Human and Justice ...... 1 Fertilisation and Embryology Authority to the Health Ministers Tradition and Crisis: Jewish Society at the End of the Middle of the United Kingdom ...... 4 4 A g e s...... 5 Steadfast Stream, The ...... 5 Transcending AIDS: Nurses and HIV Patients in NYC ...... 3 4 Sterben und Schwangerschaft...... 61 Transplantation Proceedings 24(1 ): February 1992 ...... 6 0 Storia della Bioética: Le Origini, il Significato, le Istituzioni . . 14 Trapianti di Organi nell'Infanzia ...... 6 0 Straight & Narrow? Compassion & Clarity in the Homosexuality Treatment of Ethics in a Swedish Government Commission on D e b a t e ...... 39 Gene Technology, T h e ...... 57 Strange Case of Dr. Kappler, T h e ...... 1 7 Trials of Labour: The Re-Emergence of M idw ifery ...... 16 Strange Virtues: Ethics in a Multicultural W orld ...... 68 Trinity's Children: Living along America's Nuclear Highway . 54 Strong Shadows: Scenes from an Inner City AIDS Clinic . . . 35 Trust: The Social Virtues and the Creation of Prosperity 8 Study of Human Values, T h e ...... 7 Turning Point, The ...... 55 Subjected to Science: Human Experimentation in America Una Verità in Dialogo: Storia, Metodologia e Pareri di un Before the Second World W a r ...... 57 C om itato di E tic a ...... 36 Substance Abuse: The Nation's Number One Health Problem: Underlying Causes of Rising Health Care Costs ...... 27 Key Indicators for Policy ...... 36 Understanding Estimates of National Health Expenditures Under Suffering and Hope: The Biblical Vision and the Human Health Reform ...... 27 Predicament...... 3 Uneven and Unequal: Insurance Coverage and Reproductive Suffering Made Real: American Science and the Survivors at Health Services ...... 4 0 H iro s h im a ...... 58 Unfinished Revolution, A n ...... 32 Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior 22(1): Spring 1992 . . 66 Universal Health Care: Effects on Military Systems in Other Surplus of Memory, A ...... 6 8 Countries and the United States ...... 3 0 Surrogates & Other Mothers: The Debates over Assisted Unnatural Nature of Science, T h e ...... 1 9 Reproduction ...... 4 3 Unnecessary Cesarean Sections: Curing aNational Epidemic 32 Surviving the Daikon Shield IUD: Women v. the Pharmaceutical VA Health Care: Medical Care Cost Recovery Activities Industry...... 39 Improperly Funded ...... 28 Surviving the Swastika: Scientific Research in Nazi Germany 20 VA Health Care: Purchases of Safer Devices Should Be Based Sustainability: Economics, Ecology, and Justice ...... 53 on Risk of In ju ry...... 55 Synopsis of State AIDS Laws Enacted During the 1983-1 987 Value of Life: Biological Diversity and Human Society 53 Legislative Sessions, A ...... 3 4 Vandals at the Gates of Medicine: Historic Perspectives on the System and Revelation: The Philosophy of Franz Rosenzweig . 5 Battle over Health Care R eform ...... 16 Taking Care: The Legacy of Soma Weiss, Eugene Stead, Paul Vanderbilt Law Review 45(4): May 1 9 9 2 ...... 27 B e e s o n ...... 2 2 Veterans' Health Care: Efforts to Make VA Competitive May Taking Life Seriously: A Study of the Argument of the Create Significant Risks...... 3 0 Nicomachean Ethics ...... 3 Virtues and Reasons: Philippa Foot and Moral Th e o ry ...... 1 Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial Bioethical. . . 13 Virtues of the Will: The Transformation of Ethics in the Late Taking Steps to Plan for Critical Health Care Decisions: Advance Thirteenth Century ...... 5 Directives Vermont...... 6 6 Voices from the Front Line: Patients' Perspectives of Restraint Tangled Web They Weave, The ...... 8 & Seclusion U s e ...... 29 TB: A Global Emergency...... 2 9

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Von der Heilkunde zur Massentötung: Medizin im Nationalsozialismus...... 6 4 War in the Twentieth Century: Sources inTheological Ethics 67 Washington Information Directory, 1994-1995 ...... 71 Wenn Sterbehilfe töten darf: ethische Erwägungen zur E uthanasie...... 6 4 What Makes Women Sick: Gender and the Political Economy of H e a lth ...... 32 What Price Mental Health? The Ethics and Politics of Setting P rio ritie s ...... 55 When Boundaries Betray Us: Beyond Illusions of W hat Is Ethical in Therapy and Life ...... 56 When Christians Face Death ...... 62 When Life and Choice Collide: Essays on Rhetoric and Abortion, Volume 1: To Set the Dawn Free ...... 30 When Life Ends: Legal Overviews, Medicolegal Forms, and Hospital Policies...... 62 Where Two or Three Are Gathered: Liturgy and the Moral Life 6 Whistleblower Issues in the Nuclear Industry...... 54 Women and Human Rights ...... 32 Women Writing Childbirth...... 20 Women's Health and Human Rights: The Promotion and Protection of Women's Health Through International Human Rights L a w ...... 31 Women's Health Care in the President's Health Care Plan. . . 32 Women's Health Data Book, The ...... 32 Working Party Report on No-Fault Compensation...... 23 World Growing Old, A ...... 30 World Mental Health: Problems and Priorities in Low-lncome Countries...... 31 World of Learning, 1995 ...... 71 Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 64(1): January-February 1 9 9 1 ...... 4 8 Young People, Psychiatric Treatment and Consent...... 23 Your Doctor Is Not In: Healthy Skepticism about National Health C a r e ...... 25 Your Ultimate Choice: The Right to Die with D ignity ...... 66 Zur Geschichte der Rassenhygiene: Wege ins Dritte Reich . . 49 Zwangssterilisation im Nationalsozialismus: Zur Rolle der Hamburger Sozialverwaltung ...... 4 9 Zwangssterilisation in Frankfurt Am Main, 1933-1 9 4 5 ...... 4 9

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Ethics; Patient Advocacy; Standards; Deci­ sion Making. 0384 Moral Issues in Health Care: A Chris­ tian Perspective; J. Milbum Thompson, 0380 Bioethics; Anne Krabill Hershberger, Ph.D.; Saint Joseph College; 1995 Spring. R.N., M.S.N.; Goshen College; 1995 Fall. 3 Undergraduate. 6 p. (Professor’s address: Codes of Ethics; Decision Making; Confiden­ Religious Studies, 1678 Asylum Avenue, tiality; Informed Consent. West Hartford, CT 06117). Ethical Theory; Religion; Death; Euthanasia; Advance Direc­ 0389 Life Span Ethics; Carla D. Sanderson, tives; Artificial Feeding; Assisted Suicide; Ph.D.; Union University; 1994 Fall. Under­ Newborns; Allowing to Die; Organ Trans­ graduate Nursing. 2 p. (Professor’s address: plantation; Resource Allocation; Abortion; School of Nursing, 2447 Highway 45 By­ Reproductive Technologies. pass North, Jackson, TN 38305). Ethical Theory; Nursing Ethics; Communication; De­ 0385 Ethical and Legal Aspects of Nursing; cision Making. 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(Professor’s address: School 55112). Ethical Theory; Decision Making; of Nursing, P.O. Box 10008, Toledo, OH Biomedical Technologies; Genetic Screen­ 43699). Ethical Theory; Nursing Ethics; In­ ing; Reproductive Technologies; Newborns; formed Consent; Aged; Resource Allocation. Organ Transplantation; Cancer; Human Ex­ 0392 Medical Ethics; Kate Lindemann, perimentation; AIDS; Aged; Quality of Life; Ph.D.; Mount Saint Mary College; 1995 Euthanasia; Resource Allocation. Fall. Undergraduate. 2 p. (Professor’s ad­ 0387 Ethical Dilemmas in Nursing Practice; dress: Powell Avenue, Newburg, NY Barbara Wehling, R.N., M.S.N.; Webster 12550). Ethical Theory; Bioethics. University; 1995 Summer. Undergraduate 0393 Ethics in Nursing Science and Prac­ Nursing. 7 p. (Professor’s address: Depart­ tice; Virginia P. Tilden, R.N., D.N.Sc., ment of Nursing, 470 E. Lockwood, Web­ F.A. A.N.; Oregon Health Sciences Univer­ ster Groves, MO 63119). Ethical Theory; sity; 1995 Winter. Graduate Nursing. 6 p. Decision Making; Case Studies. (Professor’s address: School of Nursing, 0388 Ethics in Nursing Practice; Patricia 3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Road, Portland, Hentz Becker, R.N., Ed.D.; La Salle Uni­ OR 97201-3098). Ethical Theory; Nursing versity; 1995 Fall. Undergraduate Nursing. Ethics. 6 p. (Professor’s address: School of Nurs­ 0394 Responsible Conduct of Nursing Re­ ing, Undergraduate Program, 20th Street search; Virginia P. Tilden, R.N., D.N.Sc., and Olney Avenue, Philadelphia, PA F.A.A.N.; Oregon Health Sciences Univer­ 19141). Ethical Theory; Nursing Ethics; sity; 1994 Winter. Graduate Nursing. 5 p.

4 (Professor’s address: School of Nursing, 0398 Ethical, Legal and Professional Issues 3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Road, Portland, in Nursing; Jackie Pflaum, R.N., M.S., OR 97201-3098). Ethical Theory; Nursing M.P.H., D.N.Sc., Anna Webb, R.N., J.D.; Ethics; Biomedical Research; Scientific Mis­ University of Alaska at Anchorage; 1995 conduct. Fall. Graduate Nursing. 12 p. (Professor’s address: School of Nursing, 3211 Provi­ 0395 Ethical Issues and Legal Aspects for dence Drive, Anchorage, AK 99508). Nurs­ Nursing and Health Care; Virginia P. ing Ethics; Legal Aspects; Malpractice; Til den, R.N., D.N.Sc., F.A.A.N., Mary Professional Competence; Physical Re­ McFarland, R.N., Ed.D., Chris Nelson, straint; Standards; Peer Review; Confidenti­ R.N., M.S.; Oregon Health Sciences Uni­ ality; Legislation; Legal Rights; Patients ’ versity; 1995 Spring. Undergraduate Nurs­ Rights; Advance Directives; Mandatory Test­ ing. 27 p. (Professor’s address: School of ing; AIDS. Nursing, 3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Road, Portland, OR 97201-3098). Ethical Theory; 0399 Nursing Core Concepts I; Debra Thi­ Nursing Ethics; Decision Making; Legal As­ bodeaux B.S.N., M.N.; University of South­ pects; Codes of Ethics; Confidentiality; In­ western Louisiana; 1995 Fall. formed Consent; Advance Directives; Undergraduate Nursing. 35 p. (Professor’s Newborns; Withholding Treatment; Justice; address: College of Nursing, P.O. Box Resource Allocation. 43810, Lafayette, LA 70504). Ethical The­ ory; Nursing Ethics; Legal Aspects; Malprac­ 0395 Ethical Issues in Health Care; Mitchell tice; Informed Consent; Confidentiality; Silver, Ph.D.; University of Massachusetts Case Studies; Caring; Patient Advocacy; Ac­ at Boston; 1995 Fall. Undergraduate; Under­ countability. graduate Nursing. 6 p. (Professor’s address: Department of Philosophy, Boston, MA ). 0400 Nursing Ethics; Kathryn L. Sallee, Ethical Theory; Nursing Ethics; Feminist R.N., M.N., Ruth Assell, R.N., M.S.N., Ethics; Autonomy; Competency; Informed Brenda Hosley, R.N., M.S.N., Nancy Consent; Truth Disclosure; Involuntary Com­ O’Neill, R.N., M.S.N.; University of Ken­ mitment; Treatment Refusal; Suicide; Eutha­ tucky; 1995 Fall. Undergraduate Nursing. nasia; Professional Client Relationship; 21 p. (Professor’s address: College of Nurs­ Physician Nurse Relationship; Resource Allo­ ing, 549 CN/HSLC, 760 Rose Street, Lex­ cation; Right to Treatment. ington, KY 40536). Ethical Theory; Nursing Ethics; Moral Development; Decision Mak­ 0397 Ethical and Legal Implications in ing; Privacy; Confidentiality; Informed Con­ Nursing; Jackie Pflaum, R.N., M.S., sent; Abortion; Withholding Treatment; M.P.H., D.N.Sc., Anna Webb, R.N., J.D.; Euthanasia. University of Alaska at Anchorage; 1995 Fall. Undergraduate Nursing. 10 p. (Profes­ 0401 Values and Ethics in Everyday Life; sor’s address: School of Nursing, 3211 Gina Giovinco, R.N., Ph.D., Ed.D., Providence Drive, Anchorage, AK 99508). Diplomate; University of Central Florida; Ethical Theory; Nursing Ethics; Legal As­ 1994 Spring. Undergraduate Nursing. 7 p. pects; Malpractice; Standards; Peer Review; (Professor’s address: School of Nursing, Confidentiality; Legislation; Legal Rights; P.O. Box 162210, Orlando, FL 32816- Patients ’ Rights. 2210). Ethical Theory; Codes of Ethics; Death; Reproduction; Physician Patient Re-

5 lationship; Human Experimentation; Public dress: Division of Nursing, 320 Porter Ave­ Policy. nue, Buffalo, NY 14201). Nursing Educa­ tion; Professional Competence; Nursing 0402 Health Care Ethics; Gina Giovinco, Ethics; Legal Aspects. R.N., Ph.D., Ed.D., Diplomate; University of Central Florida; 1995 Summer/Fall. Un­ 0407 Framework and Characteristics of dergraduate Nursing. 6 p. (Professor’s ad­ Professional Nursing Practice; Jo A. dress: School of Nursing, P.O. Box 162210, Brooks, R.N., M.P.H., D.N.S.; Purdue Orlando, FL 32816-2210). Ethical Theory; University; 1995 Fall. Undergraduate Nurs­ Moral Development; Caring; Codes of Eth­ ing. 12 p. (Professor’s address: School of ics; Ethics Committees; Resource Allocation. Nursing, 1337 Johnson Hall, West La­ fayette, IN 47907-1337). Ethical Theory; 0403 Ethical Issues in Health Care; John G. Nursing Ethics; Decision Making; Codes of Twomey, R.N.P., Ph.D.; MGH Institute of Ethics; Cultural Pluralism. Health Professions; 1995 Spring. Under­ graduate Nursing. 6 p. (Professor’s address: 0408 Problems, Choices, Values and Per­ Pediatric Primary Care Program, 101 Merri- sons; Zelda Godfrey, R.N., M.N., C.S.; mac Street, Boston, MA 02114). Ethical William Jewell College; 1995 Spring. Under­ Theory; Caring; Feminist Ethics; Decision graduate. 7 p. (Professor’s address: 500 Col­ Making; Children; AIDS; Human Experimen­ lege Hill, Liberty, MO 64068). Ethical tation. Theory; Decision Making; Case Studies. 0404 Professional Issues; Susan S. Ger- 0409 Ethics in Health Care; Janet Nelson berich, R.N., M.S.N.; University of Akron; Wray, Ph.D., Mary Doak; North Park Col­ 1995 Fall. Undergraduate Nursing. 13 p. lege; 1995 Spring. Undergraduate. 9 p. (Pro­ (Professor’s address: College of Nursing, fessor’s address: 3225 West Foster Avenue, Akron, OH 44325-5701). Nursing Educa­ Box 22, Chicago, IL 60625). Ethical The­ tion; Professional Competence; Ethical The­ ory; Decision Making. ory; Nursing Ethics; Autonomy; Beneficence; Justice; Privacy 0410 Ethical Issues in Nursing; Lois Robley, R.N., M.S.; Kennesaw College; 1995 0405 Value Analysis of Nursing Problems; Spring/Summer. Undergraduate Nursing. 20 Patsy K. Keyser, Ph.D.; Texas Woman’s p. (Professor’s address: 1000 Chastian University at Denton; 1995 Fall. Graduate Road, Kennesaw, GA 30144-5591). Ethical Nursing. 14 p. (Professor’s address: College Theory; Nursing Ethics; Physician Nurse Re­ of Nursing, P.O. Box 425498, Denton, TX lationship. 76204-3498). Ethical Theory; Nursing Eth­ ics; Professional Patient Relationship; Car­ 0411 Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing; ing; Autonomy; Right to Treatment; Sharon A. Denham, M.S.N.; Ohio Univer­ Resource Allocation; Euthanasia; Abortion; sity; 1995 Fall. Undergraduate Nursing. 12 Suicide; Death; Quality of Life; Human Ex­ p. (Professor’s address: School of Nursing, perimentation. 312 McCracken Hall, Athens, OH 45701). Ethical Theory; Nursing Ethics; Legal As­ 0406 Professional Roles and Socialization in pects. Nursing; Carole Gutt, R.N., M.S.N., Ed.D.; D’Youville College; 1995 Fall. 0412 Nursing Ethics Weekend; Mary C. Cor­ Graduate Nursing. 10 p. (Professor’s ad­ ley, R.N., Ph.D.; Virginia Commonwealth

6 University; 1995 Spring. Undergraduate. 30 0414 Ethics in Health Care; Paul W. Die­ p. (Professor’s address: Box 980567, Rich­ ner, Ph.D., Patricia J. Baldwin, R.N., mond, VA 23298-0567). Nursing Ethics; D.N.Sc; York College of Pennsylvania; Professional Competence. 1995 Fall. Undergraduate; Undergraduate Nursing. 4 p. (Professor’s address: Country 0413 Ethics; Ruth Stuckel, C.S.J., Ph.D.; Club Road, York, PA 17405-7199). Ethical Avila College; 1995 Fall. Undergraduate. 7 Theory; Biomedical Technologies; Resource p. (Professor’s address: Humanities/Philoso­ Allocation; Nursing Ethics. phy, 11901 Worroll Road, Kansas City, MO 64145). Ethical Theory; Decision Making.

1 NATIONAL REFERENCE CENTER FOR BIOETHICS LITERATURE LIBRARY CLASSIFICATION SCHEME

1 Ethics 9.5.6 HIV Infection and AIDS 17.4 Psychopharmacology 1.1 Philosophical Ethics 9.5.7 Newborns and Minors 17.5 Electrical Stimulation of the Brain 1.2 Religious Ethics 9.5.8 Fetuses 17.6 Psychosurgery 1.3 Applied and Professional Ethics 9.5.9 Substance Abusers 17.7 Involuntary Civil Commitment 1.3.1 General 9.6 Ethics Committees/Consultation 17.8 Right of the Institutionalized to Treatment 1.3.2 Business 9.7 Drugs and Drug Industry 1.3.3 Education 9.8 Quality of Health Care 18 Human Experimentation 1.3.4 Engineering 18.1 General 1.3.5 Government/Criminal Justice 10 Sexuality 18.2 Policy Guidelines/Inst. Review Boards 1.3.6 International Affairs 18.3 Informed Consent 1.3.7 Journalism/Mass Media 11 Contraception 18.4 Behavioral Research 1.3.8 Law 11.1 General 18.5 Research on Special Populations 1.3.9 Scientific Research 11.2 Availability of Contraceptives to Minors 18.5.1 General 1.3.10 Social Work 11.3 Sterilization 18.5.2 Newborns and Minors 1.3.11 Agriculture 11.4 Failure of Contraception/Wrongful Birth 18.5.3 Women 1.3.12 Information Science 18.5.4 Embryos and Fetuses 12 Abortion 18.5.5 Prisoners 2 Bioethics 12.1 General 18.5.6 Disabled Persons 2.1 General 12.2 Position Statements 18.5.7 Elderly and Terminally 111 Persons 2.2 History of Medical Ethics 12.3 Moral and Religious Aspects 18.5.8 Military and Government Personnel 2.3 Education/Programs 12.4 Legal Aspects 18.5.9 Foreign Nationals 12.4.1 General 18.6 Social Control of Human Experimentation 3 Philosophy of Biology 12.4.2 Interests of Woman/Fetus/Father 3.1 General 12.4.3 Interests of Health Personnel/ 3.2 Evolution and Creation Institutions 19 Artificial and Transplanted 12.4.4 Bills, Laws and Cases Organs/Tissues 4 Philosophy of Medicine and Health 12.5 Social Aspects 19.1 General 4.1 Philosophy of the Health Professions 12.5.1 General 19.2 Hearts 4.1.1 Genera! 12.5.2 Demographic Surveys 19.3 Kidneys 4.1.2 Philosophy of Medicine 12.5.3 Abortion Counseling 19.4 Blood 4.1.3 Philosophy of Nursing 19.5 Donation/Procurement of Organs/Tissues 4.2 Concept of Health 13 Population 19.6 Allocation of Organs/Tissues 4.3 Concept of Mental Health 13.1 General 4.4 Quality/Value of Life 13.2 Population Growth 20 13.3 Population Policy Death and Dying 5 Science/Technology and Society 20.1 General 5.1 General 14 Reproduction/Reproductive 20.2 Definition/Determination of Death 5.2 Technology Assessment Technologies 20.2.1 General 5.3 Social Control of Science/Technology 20.2.2 Bills, Laws and Cases 14.1 General 20.3 Attitudes Toward Death 14.2 Artificial Insemination and Surrogacy 20.3.1 General 6 Codes of Professional Ethics 14.3 Sex Predetermination/Selection 20.3.2 Health Personnel 14.4 In Vitro Fertilization and Embryo 20.3.3 Family 7 Sociology of Medicine Transfer 7.1 General 20.3.4 Death Education 14.5 Cloning 20.4 Care of the Dying Patient 7.2 Medical Education 14.6 Cryobanking of Sperm, Ova, or Embryos 7.3 Professional-Professional Relationship 20.4.1 General 20.4.2 Care of the Dying Child 8 Professional-Patient Relationship 15 Genetics, Molecular Biology and 20.5 Prolongation of Life and Euthanasia 8.1 General Microbiology 20.5.1 General 8.2 Truth-Telling 15.1 General 20.5.2 Allowing Minors to Die 8.3 Informed Consent 15.2 Genetic Counseling and Prenatal 20.5.3 Bills, Laws and Cases 8.3.1 General Diagnosis 20.5.4 Living Wills/Advance Directives 8.3.2 Minors/Parental Consent 15.3 Genetic Screening/Testing 20.6 Capital Punishment 8.3.3 Third Party Consent/Incompetents 15.4 Gene Therapy 20.7 Suicide 8.3.4 Right to Refuse Treatment 15.5 Eugenics 15.6 Behavioral Genetics 8.3.5 Bills, Laws and Cases 21 International/Political Dimensions 8.4 Confidentiality 15.7 Biohazards of Genetic Research of Biology and Medicine 8.5 Malpractice 15.8 Patenting Organisms 15.9 Sociobiology 21.1 General 15.10 Genome Mapping 21.2 War 9 Health Care 21.3 Chemical and Biological Weapons 9.1 General 16 Environmental Quality 21.4 Torture and Genocide 9.2 Right to Health Care 21.5 Forced Feeding of Prisoners 9.3 Health Care Economics 16.1 General 16.2 Nuclear Power/Radiation 21.6 International Migration of Physicians 9.4 Allocation of Health Care Resources 21.7 Cultural Pluralism 9.5 Health Care for Specific 16.3 Occupational Health Diseases/Groups 9.5.1 General 17 The Neurosciences and Mental 22 Animal Welfare 9.5.2 Aged Health Therapies 22.1 General 9.5.3 Disabled Persons 17.1 General 22.2 Animal Experimentation 9.5.4 Minority Groups and the Poor 17.2 Psychotherapy 22.3 Animal Production 9.5.5 Women 17.3 Behavior Modification