NEW TITLES in BIOETHICS Annual Cumulation Volume 15,1989

NATIONAL REFERENCE CENTER FOR BIOETHICS LITERATURE THE JOSEPH AND ROSE KENNEDY INSTITUTE OF ETHICS GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, DC 20057

NEW TITLES IN BIOETHICS Annual Cumulation Volume 15,1989

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1.1 Philosophical Ethics ...... 1 12 Religious E thics...... 5 13.1 Applied and Professional Ethics (General) ...... 9 13 2 Applied and Professional Ethics: Business...... 11 133 Applied and Professional Ethics: Education...... 12 13.4 Applied and Professional Ethics: Engineering...... 12 133 Applied and Professional Ethics: Government...... 13 13.6 Applied and Professional Ethics: International Affairs...... 14 13.7 Applied and Professional Ethics: Journalism...... 15 133 Applied and Professional Ethics: Law ...... 15 13.9 Applied and Professional Ethics: Scientific Research...... 16 13.10 Applied and Professional Ethics: Social W ork...... 17 2.1 Bioethics (General)...... 17 22 Bioethics: History of Medical Ethics ...... 22 23 Bioethics: Education/Programs ...... 22 3.1 Philosophy of Biology (General)...... 22 32 Evolution and Creation...... 22 4.1.1 Philosophy of Medicine, Nursing, and Other Health Professions (General) . . .23 4.13 Philosophy of Medicine...... 23 4.13 Philosophy of Nursing ...... 24 42 Concept of Health...... 25 43 Concept of Mental Health ...... 25 4.4 Quality/Value of Life ...... 25 5.1 Science, Technology and Society...... 26 52 Technology Assessment...... 26 53 Social Control of Science/Technology...... 27 6 Codes of Professional Ethics...... 27 7.1 Sociology of Medicine (General) ...... 27 72 Medical Education ...... 29 73 Professional-Professional Relationship...... 29 8.1 Professional-Patient Relationship (General)...... 30 83.1 Informed Consent (General)...... 30 833 Minors and Consent to Treatment...... 30 833 Third Party Consent/Incompetents ...... 31 83.4 Right to Refuse Treatment...... 31 8.4 Confidentiality...... 31 83 Malpractice ...... 31 9.1 Health Care (General) ...... 31 92 Right to Health C a re...... 33 93 Cost of Health Care...... 33 9.4 Allocation of Health Care Resources...... 35

i 9.5.1 Health Care Programs for Specific Diseases/Groups (General)...... 36 933 Health Care Programs for the Aged ...... 37 933 Health Care Programs for Handicapped Persons...... 39 9.5.4 Health Care Programs for Minority G roups...... 39 9.5.5 Health Care Programs for Women ...... 39 9.5.6 HTV Infection and A ID S...... 40 9.6 Quality of Health Care/Ethics Committees...... 45 9.7 Pharmaceutical Industry...... 45 10 Sexuality...... 46 11.1 Contraception (General)...... 47 113 Availability of Contraceptives to M inors...... 47 113 Sterilization ...... 47 11.4 Failure of Contraception/Wrongful Birth...... 47 12.1 Abortion (General)...... 47 123 Abortion: Moral and Religious Aspects ...... 48 12.4.1 Abortion: Legal Aspects (General)...... 48 12.43 Abortion: Interests of Health Personnel/Institutions ...... 48 123.1 Abortion: Social Aspects (General)...... 48 1233 Abortion: Demographic Surveys ...... 48 13.1 Population (General)...... 49 133 Population Growth...... 49 133 Population Policy...... 49 14.1 Reproductive Technologies (General) ...... 49 143 Artificial Insemination and Surrogacy ...... 50 143 Sex Predetermination/Selection...... 51 14.4 In Vitro Fertilization and Embryo Transfer...... 51 15.1 Genetics, Molecular Biology and Microbiology (General)...... 52 153 Genetic Counseling and Prenatal Diagnosis...... 52 153 Genetic Screening...... 53 15.4 Gene Therapy...... 53 153 Eugenics...... 53 15.6 Behavioral Genetics ...... 53 15.7 Biohazards of Genetics Research...... 53 15.8 Patenting Organisms ...... 54 15.9 Sociobiology...... 54 15.10 Genome Mapping...... 55 16.1 Environmental Quality (General)...... 55 163 Nuclear Power...... 55 163 Occupational H ealth...... 55 17.1 The Neurosciences and Mental Health Therapies (General) ...... 56 173 Psychotherapy...... 57 173 Operant Conditioning ...... 58 17.7 Involuntary Civil Commitment...... 58 173 Right of the Institutionalized to Treatment...... 58 18.1 Human Experimentation (General)...... 58 183 Human Experimentation: Policy Guidelines...... 58 183 Human Experimentation: Informed Consent ...... 59

ii 18.4 Behavioral Research ...... 59 183.1 Research on Special Populations (General) ...... 59 183.4 Research on Fetuses and Newborns...... 59 1833 Research on Prisoners ...... 60 18.6 Social Control of Human Experimentation...... 60 19.1 Artificial and Transplanted Organs or Tissues (General)...... 60 193 Artificial and Transplanted Kidneys...... 60 19.4 Blood Transfusion...... 60 193 Donation/Procurement of Organs/Tissues ...... 61 20.1 Death and Dying (General) ...... 61 203.1 Definition or Determination of Death (General) ...... 61 203.1 Attitudes Toward Death (General) ...... 61 20.4.1 Care of the Dying Patient (General) ...... 61 203.1 Prolongation of Life and Euthanasia (General) ...... 62 2033 Allowing Infants to D ie ...... 63 20.6 Capital Punishment...... 63 20.7 Suicide ...... 63 213 W ar...... 63 213 Chemical and Biological Weapons ...... 65 21.4 Torture...... 65 22.1 Animal Welfare (General)...... 66 223 Animal Experimentation...... 67 223 Animal Production ...... 68 Information Science ...... 68 Reference 68 New Journal Subscriptions ...... 69 New Publications from the Kennedy Institute of Ethics ...... 70 Supplement: SYLLABUS EXCHANGE CATALOG...... 1-18 Inside Back Cover: National Reference Center for Bioethics Literature Library Classification Scheme 1.1 Philosophical Ethics Butchvarov, Panayot. SKEPTICISM IN ETHICS. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1989. Airaksinen, Timo. ETHICS OF COERCION AND 225 p. ISBN 0-253-20522-0. [BJ1012 .B76 1989] AUTHORITY: A PHILOSOPHICAL STUDY OF SO (1.1) CIAL LIFE. Pittsburgh, PA: University of Pitts burgh Press, 1988. 219 p. ISBN 0-8229-3583-X. Christman, John P., ed. THE INNER CITADEL: ES [HM271 .A43 1988] (1.1) SAYS ON INDIVIDUAL AUTONOMY. New York: Allen, Paul. PROOF OF MORAL OBLIGATION IN Oxford University Press, 1989.267 p. ISBN 0-19- TWENTIETH-CENTURY PHILOSOPHY. New York: 505861-5. [B808.67.156 1989] (1.1) P. Lang, 1988. 187 p. ISBN 0-8204-0568-X. Code, Lorraine; Mullett, Sheila; and Overall, (American University Studies; Series V, Christine, eds. FEMINIST PERSPECTIVES: Philosophy; Vol. 45. ISSN 0739-6406.) [BJ319 PHILOSOPHICAL ESSAYS ON METHOD AND .A43 1988] (1.1) MORALS. Buffalo, NY: University of Toronto Attfield, Robin. A THEORY OF VALUE AND Press, 1988.205 p. ISBN 0-8020-6668-2. [HQ1154 OBLIGATION. New York: Croom Helm, 1987. .F4459 1988] (1.1) 262 p. ISBN 0-7099-0572-6. [BJ1012 .A85 1987] Colby, Anne and Kohlberg, Lawrence. THE MEA (1.1) SUREMENT OF m oral JUDGMENT. New York: Barry, Brian M. THEORIES OF JUSTICE. Berkeley: Cambridge University Press, 1987. 2 vol. ISBN University of California Press, 1989. 428 p. ISBN 0-521-32565-X. (Vol. 1: Theoretical Foundations 0-520-03866-5. (California Series on Social and Research Validation. Vol. 2: Standard Issue Choice and Political Economy; Vol. 16. A Treatise Scoring Manual.) [BJ14083 .C65 1987] (1.1) on Social Justice series; Vol. 1.) [JC578 .B37 1989 v.l] (1.1,1.3.1) Cormier, Ramona and Lineback, Richard H., eds. INTERNATIONAL DIRECTORY OF PHILOSOPHY Beauchamp, Tom L.; Feinberg, Joel; and Smith, AND PHILOSOPHERS, 1986-89. Bowling Green, James M., eds. PHILOSOPHY AND THE HUMAN OH: Philosophy Documentation Center, Bowling CONDITION. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, Green State University, 1986. 299 p. ISBN 0- 1989. 605 p. ISBN 0-13-662537-1. (Second edi 912632-78-X. (Sixth edition.) (1.1, Reference) tion.) [BD21 .P47 1989] (1.1, 2.1) Cua, Antonio S. ETHICAL ARGUMENTATION: A Becker, Lawrence C. ON JUSTIFYING MORAL STUDY IN HSUN TZU’S MORAL EPISTEMOLOGY. JUDGMENTS. New York: Humanities Press, 1973. 199 p. ISBN 0-7100-7524-3. (International Library Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 1985.228 p. of Philosophy and Scientific Method series.) ISBN 0-8248-0942-4. [B128 .H7 C8 1985] (1.1) [BJ1012 .B42 1973] (1.1) Curley, Edwin M. BEHIND THE GEOMETRICAL Benn, Stanley I. A THEORY OF FREEDOM. New METHOD: A READING OF SPINOZA’S ETHICS. York: Cambridge University Press, 1988. 338 p. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1988. ISBN 0-521-34802-1. [JC585 .B3781988] (1.1) 175 p. ISBN 0-691-02037-X. [B3974 .C87 1988] (1.1) Billington, Ray. LIVING PHILOSOPHY: AN INTRO DUCTION TO MORAL THOUGHT. New York: Rout- De George, Richard T. THE NATURE AND LIMITS ledge, 1988. 318 p. ISBN 0-7102-1303-4. [BJ1025 OF AUTHORITY. Lawrence: University Press of .B53 1988] (1.1) Kansas, 1985.305 p. ISBN 0-7006-0269-0. [BD209 .D41985] (1.1) Brink, David O. MORAL REALISM AND THE FOUN DATIONS OF ETHICS. New York: Cambridge Donagan, Alan. SPINOZA. Chicago: University of University Press, 1989.340 p. ISBN 0-521-35937-6. Chicago Press, 1989. 219 p. ISBN 0-226-15569-2. (Cambridge Studies in Philosophy series.) (Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [BJ1012 .B676 1989] (1.1) [B3998 .D66 1989] (1.1)

Volume 15, Page 1 Edel, Abraham; Flower, Elizabeth; and O’Connor, Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1988. 257 p. ISBN Finbarr W. MORALITY, PHILOSOPHY, AND PRAC 0-8006-0857-7. (Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. TICE: HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY READ Kampelman.) [D804.3 .H331988] (1.1,1.3.5,21.4) INGS AND STUDIES. New York: Random House, 1989. 643 p. ISBN 0-394-32814-0. [BJ1012 .E28 Hall, Benjamin L. REVERENCE FOR LIFE: AN EX 1989] (1.1) AMINATION OF ALBERT SCHWEITZER’S ATTEMPT TO GROUND ETHICS IN RATIONAL THOUGHT. Eldridge, Richard T. ON MORAL PERSONHOOD: Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms Interna PHILOSOPHY, LITERATURE, CRITICISM, AND SELF- tional, 1989. 230 leaves. Publication No. 8525307. UNDERSTANDING. Chicago: University of (Thesis, Ph.D.—Duke University, 1985.) (1.1,1.2) Chicago Press, 1989. 210 p. ISBN 0-226-20316-6. [PN45 .E4671989] (1.1) Hanen, Marsha P. and Nielsen, Kai, eds. SCIENCE, MORALITY AND FEMINIST THEORY. Calgary, Al Ewin, R.E. LIBERTY, COMMUNITY, AND JUSTICE. berta: University of Calgary Press, 1987. 434 p. Totowa, NJ: Rowman & Littlefield, 1987. 219 p. ISBN 0-919491-13-8. (Published as Canadian ISBN 0-8476-7538-6. [JC585 .E85 1987] (1.1) Journal of Philosophy 13(Suppl.): 1987. ISSN 0229-7051.) (1.1,1.3.1,5.1) Feinberg, Joel, ed. REASON AND RESPONSIBILITY: READINGS IN SOME BASIC PROBLEMS OF Hardin, Russell. MORALITY WITHIN THE LIMITS OF PHILOSOPHY. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, 1989. REASON. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 612 p. ISBN 0-534-09648-4. (Seventh edition.) 1988. 234 p. ISBN 0-226-31618-1. [BJ1012 .H285 [B29 .R3671989] (1.1) 1988] (1.1) Freeman, Eugene, ed. Integrity and Purity in Art and Hare, Richard M. ESSAYS IN ETHICAL THEORY. Morals. THE MONIST 66(2): 167-315, April 1983. New York: Oxford University Press, 1989. 262 p. ISSN 0026-9662. [N7445.2.158 1983] (1.1,1.3.1) ISBN 0-19-824439-8. [BJ1012 .H2925 1989] (1.1) French, Peter A.; Uehling, Theodore E.; and Wett- Harris, Charles E. APPLYING MORAL THEORIES. stein, Howard K., eds. ETHICAL THEORY: CHAR Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, 1986. 191 p. ISBN 0- ACTER AND VIRTUE. Notre Dame, IN: University 534-05898-1. [BJ1012 .H318 1986] (1.1,1.3.1) of Notre Dame Press, 1988. 443 p. ISBN 0-268- 01370-5. (Midwest Studies in Philosophy series; Hartle, Anthony E. and Kekes, John, eds. DIMEN Vol. 13.) [BJ1012 .E8835 1988] (1.1) SIONS OF ETHICAL THOUGHT. New York: P. Lang, 1987. 289 p. ISBN 0-8204-0590-6. [BJ1012 .D47 Gelpi, Donald L., ed. beyond individualism : 1987] (1.1) TOWARD A RETRIEVAL OF MORAL DISCOURSE IN AMERICA. Notre Dame, IN: University of Notre Hazlitt, Henry. THE FOUNDATIONS OF MORALITY. Dame Press, 1989. 230 p. ISBN 0-268-00680-6. Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 1988. [B824 .B48 1989] (1.1,1.2,1.3.5) 398 p. ISBN 0-8191-7092-5. (Originally published: Los Angeles : Nash, 1972.) [BJ1012 .H35 1988] Goldman, Alan H. MORAL KNOWLEDGE. New (1.1) York: Routledge, 1988.224 p. ISBN 0-415-01310- 0. (The Problems of Philosophy: Their Past and Holiday, Anthony. MORAL POWERS: NORMATIVE Present series.) [BJ1031 .G65 1988] (1.1) NECESSITY IN LANGUAGE AND HISTORY. New York: Routledge, Chapman and Hall, 1988.199 p. Grisez, Germain G. and Shaw, Russell. BEYOND ISBN 0-415-00304-0. [BJ1535 .C9 H641988] (1.1) THE NEW MORALITY: THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF FREEDOM. Notre Dame, IN: University of Notre Honnefeider, Ludger. GÜTERABWÄGUNG IN DER Dame Press, 1988. 256 p. ISBN 0-268-00679-2. ARISTOTELISCH-SCHOLASTISCHEN TRADITION. (Third edition.) [BJ1025 .G7 1988] (1.1) Bochum: Zentrum für Medizinische Ethik Bochum, 1989. 10 p. (Presented at the IV. Haas, Peter J. MORALITY AFTER AUSCHWITZ: THE Bochumer Forschungskolloquium zur bio RADICAL CHALLENGE OF THE NAZI ETHIC. medizinischen Ethik held 18-20 April 1989.

Volume 15, Page 2 Medizinethische materialien series; Vol. 29.) (1.1, Mayo, Bernard. THE PHILOSOPHY OF RIGHT AND 2.1) WRONG: AN INTRODUCTION TO ETHICAL THEORY. New York: Routledge & Kegan Paul, Hope, Vincent. VIRTUE BY CONSENSUS: THE 1986. 176 p. ISBN 0-7102-0859-6. [BJ1012 .M39 MORAL PHILOSOPHY OF HUTCHESON, HUME, 1986] (1.1) AND ADAM SMITH. New York: Oxford University Press, 1989. 166 p. ISBN 0-19-824840-7. [BJ311 McLaren, Ronald. SOLVING MORAL PROBLEMS: A .H63 1989] (1.1) STRATEGY FOR PRACTICAL INQUIRY. Mountain View, CA: Mayfield, 1989. 84 p. ISBN 0-87484- Jordan, Bill. THE COMMON GOOD: CITIZENSHIP, MORALITY AND SELF-INTEREST. New York: 885-7. [BJ1419 .M351989] (1.1) Blackwell, 1989. 190 p. ISBN 0-631-16487-1. McMurrin, Sterling M., ed. THE TANNER LEC [HM216 J641989] (1.1,1.3.1) TURES on HUMAN VALUES, vii: 1986. Salt Lake Kagan, Shelly. THE LIMITS OF MORALITY. New City: University of Utah Press, 1986.288 p. ISBN York: Oxford University Press, 1989.415 p. ISBN 0-87480-259-8. (ISSN 0275-7656.) [BD232 .T24 0-19-824913-6. (Oxford Ethics Series.) [BJ1012 1986] (1.1,1.3.5) .K241989] (1.1) Melden, Abraham I. RIGHTS IN MORAL LIVES: A Kain, Philip J. MARX AND ETHICS. New York: Ox HISTORICAL-PHILOSOPHICAL ESSAY. Berkeley: ford University Press, 1988. 222 p. ISBN 0-19- University of California Press, 1988.155 p. ISBN 824496-7. [B3305 .M74 K274 1988] (1.1) 0-520-06275-2. [BJ1031 .M38 1988] (1.1) Kainz, Howard P. ETHICS IN CONTEXT: TOWARDS Mellema, Gregory. INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS, AND THE DEFINITION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF THE SHARED MORAL RESPONSIBILITY. New York: P. MORALLY GOOD. Washington, DC: Georgetown Lang, 1988. 214 p. ISBN 0-8204-0855-7. University Press, 1988.162 p. ISBN 0-87840-462-7. (American University Studies; Series V, [BJ1012 .K26 1988] (1.1) Philosophy; Vol. 61. ISSN 0739-6392.) [BJ1451 .M45 1988] (1.1) Kekes, John. THE EXAMINED LIFE. Lewisburg, PA: Bucknell University Press, 1988. 201 p. ISBN 0- Mendes-Flohr, Paul R., ed. THE PHILOSOPHY OF 8387-5132-6. [BJ1012 .K4 1988] (1.1) FRANZ ROSENZWEIG. Hanover, NH: Published for Brandeis University Press by University Press Kupperman, Joel J. ETHICAL KNOWLEDGE. New of New England, 1988.260 p. ISBN0-87451-398-7. York: Humanities Press, 1970.156 p. ISBN 0-391- (Papers from the Fourth Jerusalem Philosophical 00119-1. (Muirhead Library of Philosophy series. Encounter held 20 April-2 May 1980 in Jerusalem. Gift of Lucinda L. Fitch.) [BJ1012 .K81970] (1.1) The Tauber Institute for the Study of European Lindley, Richard. AUTONOMY. Atlantic Highlands, Jewry Series; Vol. 8. Gift of Max M. and Marjorie NJ: Humanities Press International, 1986.198 p. B. Kampelman.) [B3327 .R64P48 1988] (1.1,1.2) ISBN 0-391-03429-4. (Issues in Political Theory Mitsis, Phillip. EPICURUS’ ETHICAL THEORY: THE series.) [JC571 .L555 1986] (1.1,1.35) PLEASURES OF INVULNERABILITY. Ithaca, NY: Lombardi, Louis G. MORAL ANALYSIS: FOUNDA Cornell University Press, 1988. 184 p. ISBN 0- TIONS, GUIDES, AND APPLICATIONS. Albany: 8014-2187-X. (Cornell Studies in Classical Philol State University of New York Press, 1988.185 p. ogy series; Vol. 48.) [B573 .M58 1988] (1.1) ISBN 0-88706-666-6. (SUNY Series in Philosophy.) [BJ1012 .L66 1988] (1.1) Murphey, Murray G. and Berg, Ivar E., eds. VALUES AND VALUE THEORY IN TWENTIETH- Martineau, James. TYPES OF ETHICAL THEORY. CENTURY AMERICA: ESSAYS IN HONOR OF Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1898.2 vols. (Third edi ELIZABETH FLOWER. Philadelphia: Temple tion, revised. Clarendon Press Series. Gift of University Press, 1988.301 p. ISBN 0-87722-557-5. Lucinda L. Fitch.) [BJ71 .M431898] (1.1) [BJ1012 .V351988] (1.1,1.3.1)

Volume 15, Page 3 Murphy, Jeffrie G. and Hampton, Jean. FORGIVE Pogge, Thomas W. REALIZING RAWLS. Ithaca, NY: NESS AND MERCY. New York: Cambridge Univer Cornell University Press, 1989. 296 p. ISBN 0- sity Press, 1988. 194 p. ISBN 0-521-36128-1. 8014-2124-1. [JC578 .R383 P641989] (1.1) (Cambridge Studies in Philosophy and Law series.) [BJ1476 .M871988] (1.1) Rescher, Nicholas. MORAL ABSOLUTES: AN ESSAY ON THE NATURE AND RATIONALE OF MORALITY. Nerlich, Graham. VALUES AND VALUING: New York: P. Lang, 1989. 115 p. ISBN 0-8204- SPECULATIONS ON THE ETHICAL LIFE OF PER 0797-6. (Studies in Moral Philosophy series; Vol. SONS. New York: Oxford University Press, 1989. 2. ISSN 0899-4897.) [BJ1012 .R4341989] (1.1) 217 p. ISBN 0-19-82487-4. (1.1) Rosenthal, David M. and Shehadi, Fadlou, eds. Newton, Lisa H., ed. ETHICS IN AMERICA SOURCE APPLIED ETHICS AND ETHICAL THEORY. Salt READER. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, Lake City: University of Utah Press, 1988.325 p. 1989. 200 p. ISBN 0-13-290180-3. (Columbia ISBN 0-87480-289-X. (Ethics in a Changing University Seminars on Media and Society series. World series; Vol. 1. ISSN 0898-235X.) [BJ1012 Designed to accompany a college television .A66 1988] (1.1) course and prime time television series entitled Ethics in America.) [BJ1025 .E841989] (1.1) Samuelson, Norbert M. AN INTRODUCTION TO MODERN JEWISH PHILOSOPHY. Albany: State Nielsen, Kai. WHY BE MORAL? Buffalo, NY: University of New York Press, 1989. 320 p. ISBN Prometheus Books, 1989. 300 p. ISBN 0-87975- 0-88706-960-6. (SUNY Series in Jewish 519-9. [BJ1012 .N541989] (1.1) Philosophy. Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kam Nozick, Robert. THE EXAMINED LIFE: PHILOSOPHI pelman.) [B159 .S25 1989] (1.1,1.2) CAL MEDITATIONS. New York: Simon and Sayre-McCord, Geoffrey, ed. ESSAYS ON MORAL Schuster, 1989. 308 p. ISBN 0-671-47218-6. REALISM. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, [BD431 .N65 1989] (1.1) 1988. 317 p. ISBN 0-8014-9541-5. [BJ1012 .E85 Nye, Andrea. FEMINIST THEORY AND THE 1988] (1.1) PHILOSOPHIES OF MAN. New York: Croom Helm, Schwemmer, Oswald. METHODEN PHILOSOPHI 1988. 244 p. ISBN 0-7099-1852-6. (Published in SCHERGÜTERABWÄGUNG. Bochum: Zentrum für the USA by Croom Helm in association with Medizinische Ethik Bochum, 1989. 20 p. Methuen.) [HQ1154 .N93 1988] (1.1) (Presented at the IV. Bochumer Forschungskollo Olen, Jeffrey. MORAL FREEDOM. Philadelphia: quium zur biomedizinischen Ethik held 18-20 Temple University Press, 1988. 151 p. ISBN 0- April 1989. Medizinethische materialien series; 87722-578-8. [BJ1461.039 1988] (1.1) Vol. 28.) (1.1,2.1) Olen, Jeffrey and Barry, Vincent. APPLYING Sinnott-Armstrong, Walter. MORAL DILEMMAS. ETHICS: A TEXT WITH READINGS. Belmont, CA: New York: B. Blackwell, 1988.264 p. ISBN 0-631- Wadsworth, 1989. 471 p. ISBN 0-534-10152-6. 15708-5. (Philosophical Theory series.) [BJ1031 (Third edition.) [HM216 .B18 1989] (1.1,2.1) .S55 1988] (1.1) Perry, Michael J. MORALITY, POLITICS, AND LAW: Snell, George D. SEARCH FOR A RATIONAL ETHIC. A BICENTENNIAL ESSAY. New York: Oxford New York: Springer-Verlag, 1988. 317 p. ISBN University Press, 1988. 323 p. ISBN 0-19-505296- 0-387-96767-2. (Gift of Edmund D. Pellegrino.) X. [KF4552 .P471988] (1.1,1.2,1.3.5,1.3.8) [BJ1012 .S55 1988] (1.1,1.3.1) Peterson, Grethe B., ed. THE TANNER LECTURES Sprigge, Timothy L. THE RATIONAL FOUNDATIONS ON HUMAN VALUES, X: 1989. Salt Lake City: OF ETHICS. New York: Routledge & Kegan Paul, University of Utah Press, 1989. 278 p. ISBN 0- 1988. 283 p. ISBN 0-7102-0705-0. (The Problems 87480-318-7. (ISSN 0275-7656.) [BD232 .T24 of Philosophy: Their Past and Present series.) 1989] (1.1,1.3.5) [BJ1012.S595 1988] (1.1)

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Volume 15, Page 5 Dan, Joseph. GERSHOM SCHOLEM AND THE MYS Philosophy series; No. 38. ISSN 0084-926X. Gift TICAL DIMENSION OF JEWISH HISTORY. New of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [BM565 York: New York University Press, 1988. 334 p. .E381989] (1.2,1.1) ISBN 0-8147-1812-4. (Modern Jewish Masters Series; 2. Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampel Fiering, Norman. JONATHAN EDWARDS’S MORAL man.) [BM723 .D361988] (1.2) THOUGHT AND ITS BRITISH CONTEXT. Chapel Hill: Published for the Institute of Early American Danzger, M. Herbert. RETURNING TO TRADITION: History and Culture, Williamsburg, VA, by the THE CONTEMPORARY REVIVAL OF ORTHODOX University of North Carolina Press, 1981. 391 p. JUDAISM. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, ISBN 0-8078-1473-3. [BX7260 .E3 F531981] (1.2) 1989.374 p. ISBN 0-300-03947-6. (Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [BM205 .D271989] Frey, Christofer. PROTESTANTISCHE ETHIK UND (1.2) GÜTERABWÄGUNG. Bochum: Zentrum für Medizinische Ethik Bochum, 1989. 7 p. Dietrich, Donald J. CATHOLIC CITIZENS IN THE (Presented at the IV. Bochumer Forschungskollo THIRD REICH: PSYCHO-SOCIAL PRINCIPLES AND quium zur biomedizinischen Ethik held 18-20 MORAL REASONING. New Brunswick, NJ: Trans April 1989. Medizinethische materialien series; action Books, 1988. 356 p. ISBN 0-88738-131-6. Vol. 26.) (1.2,2.1) [BX1536 .D541988] (1.2,13.5,21.2) Fuchs, Josef. CHRISTIAN MORALITY: THE WORD Dorff, Elliot N. and Rosett, Arthur. A LIVING TREE: BECOMES flesh. Washington, DC: Georgetown THE ROOTS AND GROWTH OF JEWISH LAW. Al University Press, 1987. 212 p. ISBN 0-87840-452- bany: State University of New York Press, 1988. A. [BJ1249 .F753 1987] (1.2,2.1) 602 p. ISBN 0-88706-460-4. (A centennial publi cation of the Jewish Theological Seminary of Geisler, Norman L. CHRISTIAN ETHICS. Grand America. Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kam Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1989.335 p. ISBN pelman.) (1.2,1.3.8) 0-8010-3832-4. [BJ1251 .G41989] (1.2,1.1,2.1) Dussel, Enrique D. ETHICS AND COMMUNITY. Glazer, Nathan. AMERICAN JUDAISM. Chicago: MaryknoU, NY: Orbis Books, 1988. 260 p. ISBN University of Chicago Press, 1989. 214 p. ISBN 0-88344-618-9. (Theology and Liberation Series. 0-226-29843-4. (Second edition, revised. Chicago Translation of: Etica comunitaria.) [BJ1251 History of American Civilization series. Gift of .D8713 1988] (1.2,1.3.5,21.2) Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [BM205 .G5 1989] (1.2) Eckardt, Alice L. and Eckardt, A. Roy. LONG NIGHT’S JOURNEY INTO DAY: A REVISED Goldin, Judah. STUDIES IN MIDRASH AND RE RETROSPECTIVE ON THE HOLOCAUST. Detroit: LATED LITERATURE. Philadelphia: Jewish Publi Wayne State University Press, 1988. 277 p. ISBN cation Society, 1988. 419 p. ISBN 0-8276-0277-4. 0-8143-2086-4. (Revised edition. Gift of Max M. (JPS Scholar of Distinction Series. Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [BT93 .E25 1988] and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [BM514 .G651988] (1.2,21.4) (1.2) Edwards, Jonathan. ETHICAL WRITINGS. New Green, Ronald M. RELIGION AND MORAL REASON: Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1989. 791 p. A NEW METHOD FOR COMPARATIVE STUDY. New ISBN 0-300-04020-2. (Paul Ramsey, editor. Works York: Oxford University Press, 1988.278 p. ISBN of Jonathan Edwards series; Vol. 8.) [BX7117 .E3 0-19-504341-3. [BJ47 .G741988] (1.2,1.1) 1957 v.8] (1.2) Griffiths, David B. A CRITICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF Eidelberg, Paul, bey ond th e secular m ind: a WRITINGS ON JUDAISM. Lewiston, NY: E. Mellen JUDAIC RESPONSE TO THE PROBLEMS OF MODER Press, 1988. 2 vols. (804 p.) ISBN 0-88946-252-2; NITY. New York: Greenwood Press, 1989. 177 p. 0-88946-257-7. (Together these two volumes com ISBN 0-313-26663-8. (Contributions in prise: Jewish Studies series; Vol. 2. Gift of Max M.

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Volume 15, Page 7 Liebman, Charles S. DECEPTIVE IMAGES: TOWARD Roth, Sol. HALAKHAH AND POLITICS: THE JEWISH A REDEFINITION OF AMERICAN JUDAISM. New IDEA OF THE STATE. New York: Ktav, 1988.205 p. Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Books, 1988. 114 p. ISBN 0-88125-129-1. (The Library of Jewish Law ISBN 0-88738-218-5. (Gift of Max M. and Mar and Ethics series; Vol. 14. Gift of Max M. and jorie B. Kampelman.) [BM205 .L5391988] (1.2) Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [BM496.9 .P64 R68 1988] (1.2,1.3.5) Meyer, Michael A. RESPONSE TO MODERNITY: A HISTORY OF THE REFORM MOVEMENT IN Roth, Sol. THE JEWISH IDEA OF COMMUNITY. New JUDAISM. New York: Oxford University Press, York: Yeshiva University Press, Department of 1988. 494 p. ISBN 0-19-505167-X. (Studies in Special Publications, 1977.164 p. ISBN 0-89362- Jewish History series. Gift of Max M. and Mar 005-X. (Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampel jorie B. Kampelman.) [BM197 .M48 1988] (1.2) man.) [BM565 .R651977] (1.2) Neusner, Jacob. DEATH AND BIRTH OF JUDAISM: THE IMPACT OF CHRISTIANITY, SECULARISM, Ruderman, David B. KABBALAH, MAGIC, AND AND THE HOLOCAUST ON JEWISH FAITH. New SCIENCE: THE CULTURAL UNIVERSE OF A SIX York: Basic Books, 1987. 380 p. ISBN 0-465- TEENTH-CENTURY JEWISH PHYSICIAN. 01577-8. (Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kam Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1988. pelman.) [BM195 .N48 1987] (1.2,1.1) 232 p. ISBN 0-674-49660-4. (Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [BM755 J273 R83 Neusner, Jacob. THE MISHNAH: A NEW TRANSLA 1988] (1.2,5.1,7.1) TION. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1988.1162 p. ISBN 0-300-03065-7. (Gift of MaxM. Saadia Gaon. t h e b o o k o f b e l ie f s a n d and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [BM497.5 .E5 N48 OPINIONS. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1988] (1.2) 1976. 498 p. ISBN 0-300-04490-9. (Yale Judaica Series; Vol. 1. Translated by Samuel Rosenblatt. Neusner, Jacob, t h e sy stem ic a n a ly sis o f JUDAISM. Atlanta, GA: Scholars Press, 1988. Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) 131 p. ISBN 1-55540-204-6. (Brown Judaic [B759 .S23 K5213 1976] (1.2) Studies series; No. 137. Gift of Max M. and Mar Sarna, Nahum M. GENESIS: THE TRADITIONAL jorie B. Kampelman.) [BM71 .N47 1988] (1.2) HEBREW TEXT WITH THE NEW JPS TRANSLATION. Novak, David, jew ish -christlan d ia lo g u e: a Philadelphia: Jewish Publication Society, 1989. JEWISH JUSTIFICATION. New York: Oxford 414 p. ISBN 0-8276-0326-6. (The JPS Torah Com University Press, 1989.194 p. ISBN 0-19-505084-3. mentary series. Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. (Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) Kampelman.) [BS1235.3 .S325 1989] (1.2, Refer [BM535 .N641989] (1.2,1.1) ence) Oppenheim, Carolyn T., ed. l ist e n in g to Scholder, Klaus. THE CHURCHES AND THE THIRD AMERICAN JEWS: SH’MA 1970-1987. New York: REICH: VOLUME TWO: THE YEAR OF DISIL Adama Books, [1987]. 256 p. ISBN 1-55774-004-6. LUSIONMENT: 1934, BARMEN AND ROME. (Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1988. 392 p. ISBN [BM205 .L561987] (1.2) 0-8006-0896-8. (Translation of: Die Kirchen und Reeder, John P. SOURCE, SANCTION, AND SALVA das Dritte Reich. Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. TION: RELIGION AND MORALITY IN JUDAIC AND Kampelman.) [BR856 .S343613 1988 v. 2] (1.2, CHRISTIAN TRADITIONS. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: 1.3.5,21.2) Prentice Hall, 1988. 146 p. ISBN 0-13-823436-1. [BJ1251 .R395 1988] (1.2) Scriven, Charles. THE TRANSFORMATION OF CUL TURE: CHRISTIAN SOCIAL ETHICS AFTER H. Richard, Lucien, is THERE A CHRISTIAN ETHICS? RICHARD NIEBUHR. Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, New York: Paulist Press, [1988]. 139 p. ISBN 0- 1988.224 p. ISBN 0-8361-3101-0. [BR115 .C8 S37 8091-2951-5. [BJ1249 .R4781988] (1.2) 1988] (1.2)

Volume 15, Page 8 Sigal, Phillip. JUDAISM: THE EVOLUTION OF A Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [BM601 .V64 1987] FAITH. Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 1988.326 (1.2,1.3.1) p. ISBN 0-8028-0345-8. (First published as Juden tum, Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, 1986. Gift of Max M. Wineman, Aryeh. BEYOND APPEARANCES: and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [BM155.2 .S47 STORIES FROM THE KABBALISTIC ETHICAL WRIT 1988] (1.2) INGS. Philadelphia: Jewish Publication Society, 1988.174 p. ISBN 0-8276-0307-X. (Gift of Max M. Sigmund, Paul E., ed. and trans. ST. THOMAS and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [BM530 .W56 AQUINAS ON POLITICS AND ETHICS: A NEW 1988] (1.2) TRANSLATION, BACKGROUNDS, INTERPRETA TIONS. New York: Norton, 1988. 248 p. ISBN 0- 393-95243-6. (A Norton Critical Edition series.) 1.3.1 Applied and Professional Ethics [BX890 .T62 E6 1988] (1.2,1.3.5) (General) Silberstein, Laurence J. MARTIN BUBER’S SOCIAL Appell, George N. and Madan, T.N., eds. CHOICE AND RELIGIOUS THOUGHT: ALIENATION AND AND MORALITY IN ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERSPEC THE QUEST FOR MEANING. New York: New York TIVE: ESSAYS IN HONOR OF DEREK FREEMAN. UniversityPress, 1989.358 p. ISBN 0-8147-7886-0. Albany: State University of New York Press, 1988. (Reappraisals in Jewish Social and Intellectual 248 p. ISBN 0-88706-606-2. [GN468.2 .C48 1988] History series. Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. (1.3.1,1.3.9) Kampelman.) [B3213 .B84S496 1989] (1.2,1.1) Baird, Robert M. and Rosenbaum, Stuart E., eds. Steinsaltz, Adin. THE STRIFE OF THE SPIRIT. MORALITY AND THE LAW. Buffalo, NY: Northvale, NJ: J. Aronson, 1988. 259 p. ISBN Prometheus Books, 1988. 148 p. ISBN 0-87975- 0-87668-986-1. (Selections by Arthur Kurzweil. 474-5. (Contemporary Issues in Philosophy Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) series.) [BJ55 .M5941988] (1.3.1) [BM45 .S798 1988] (1.2) Bayles, Michael D. PROFESSIONAL ETHICS. Bel Stivers, Robert L.; et al. CHRISTIAN ETHICS: A CASE mont, CA: Wadsworth, 1989. 223 p. ISBN 0-534- METHOD APPROACH. Maryknoll, NY: Orbis 09546-1. (Second edition.) [BJ1725 .B29 1989] Books, 1989.294 p. ISBN 0-88344-424-0. [BJ1251 (1.3.1) .C49 1989] (1.2,1.3.1,2.1) Behrman, Jack N. ESSAYS ON ETHICS IN BUSINESS Suggate, Alan M. WILLIAM TEMPLE AND CHRIS and t h e professions. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: TIAN SOCIAL ETHICS TODAY. Edinburgh: T. & T. Prentice Hall, 1988. 358 p. ISBN 0-13-283623-8. Clark, 1987. 286 p. ISBN 0-567-09455-3. [BJ1275 [HF5387 .B441988] (13.1,13.2) .S93 1987] (1.2) Cannon, Katie G. BLACK WOMANIST ETHICS. At Urbach, Ephraim E. THE HALAKHAH: ITS SOURCES lanta, GA: Scholars Press, 1988. 183 p. ISBN 1- AND DEVELOPMENT. [Ramat Gan]: Masadah, 55540-215-1. (American Academy of Religion 1986.519 p. (Yad la-Talmud series. Gift of Max M. Academy Series; No. 60.) [BJ1275 .C33 1988] and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [BM520.5 .U7313 (1.3.1,1.2) 1986] (1.2) Clarke, Robert W. and Lawry, Robert P., eds. THE Vogel, Manfred H. A QUEST FOR A THEOLOGY OF POWER OF THE PROFESSIONAL PERSON. Lanham, JUDAISM: THE DIVINE, THE HUMAN AND THE MD: University Press of America, 1988. 240 p. ETHICAL DIMENSIONS IN THE STRUCTURE OF ISBN 0-8191-6956-0. (Papers from a series of con FAITH OF JUDAISM: ESSAYS IN CONSTRUCTIVE ferences held at Case Western Reserve University THEOLOGY. Lanham, MD: University Press of during the 1985-1986 academic year, sponsored by America, 1987. 292 p. ISBN 0-8191-6594-8. the University’s Center for Professional Ethics.) (Studies in Judaism series. Gift of Max M. and [BJ1725 .P671988] (13.1)

Volume 15, Page 9 Gilligan, Carol, et al., eds. MAPPING THE MORAL McMurrin, Sterling M., ed. THE TANNER LEC DOMAIN: A CONTRIBUTION OF WOMEN’S THINK TURES ON HUMAN VALUES, VIII: 1988. Salt Lake ING TO PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORY AND EDUCA City: University of Utah Press, 1988.333 p. ISBN TION. Cambridge, MA: Center for the Study of 0-87480-302-0. (ISSN 0275-7656.) [BD232 .T24 Gender, Education and Human Development, 1988] (1.3.1,1.1) Harvard University Graduate School of Educa tion; distributed by Harvard University Press, Merryman, John H. and Elsen, Albert E. LAW, 1988.324 p. ISBN 0-674-54832-9. [HQ1206 .M342 ETHICS, AND THE VISUAL ARTS. Philadelphia: 1988] (1.3.1,17.1) University of Pennsylvania Press, 1987.2vol. ISBN 0-8122-8052-0 (set). (Second edition.) [KF4288 Hatch, Roger D. and Copeland, Warren R., eds. .A7 M471987] (1.3.1) ISSUES OF JUSTICE: SOCIAL SOURCES AND RELIGIOUS MEANINGS. Macon, GA: Mercer Messenger, Phyllis M., ed. THE ETHICS OF COL University Press, 1988.350 p. ISBN 0-86554-304-5. LECTING CULTURAL PROPERTY: WHOSE CUL [HM216.1841988] (1.3.1,1.1,1.2) TURE? w h o s e PROPERTY? Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1989. 266 p. Hodges, Louis W., ed. social responsibility: ISBN 0-8263-1167-9. (Contains papers from the BUSINESS, JOURNALISM, LAW, MEDICINE, conference “The Ethics of Collecting Cultural VOLUME 13. Lexington, VA: Washington and Lee Property: Whose Culture? Whose Property?” University, 1987. 54 p. ISSN 0732-9938. (Volume held 23-24 May 1986 in Minneapolis, MN.) 13. Lectures presented at Washington and Lee [CC135 .E841989] (1.3.1,21.1) University during the 1986-1987 academic year. Gift of the editor.) (1.3.1, 2.1) Newton, Lisa H. ETHICS IN AMERICA study GUIDE. Hodges, Louis W., ed. SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1989. BUSINESS, JOURNALISM, LAW, MEDICINE: 290 p. ISBN 0-13-290206-0. (Columbia University VOLUME 15. Lexington, VA: Washington and Lee Seminars on Media and Society series.) [BJ1025 University, 1989. 58 p. ISSN 0732-9938. (Gift of .E845 1989] (1.3.1,1.1,2.1) the editor.) (1.3.1,1.3.2,1.3.8,2.1) Nickel, James W. MAKING SENSE OF HUMAN COM RIGHTS: PHILOSOPHICAL REFLECTIONS ON THE Jaksa, James A. and Pritchard, Michael S. UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS. MUNICATION ETHICS: METHODS OF ANALYSIS. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1987. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, 1988. 172 p. ISBN 0- 253 p. ISBN 0-520-05994-8. [JC571 .N49 1987] 534-09102-4. [BJ1012 J36 1988] (1.3.1) (1.3.1) Kelman, Herbert C. and Hamilton, V. Lee. CRIMES OF OBEDIENCE: TOWARD A SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Noyce, Gaylord B. pa storal ETHICS: profes OF AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY. New sional RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CLERGY. Nash- Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1989. 382 p. ville: Abingdon Press, 1988. 220 p. ISBN ISBN 0-300-04184-5. [HM271 .K45 1989] (1.3.1, 0-687-30338-9. [BV4011.5 .N69 1988] (1.3.1,1.2) 1.1., 1.3.5) Rapoport, David C. and Alexander, Yonah, eds. Linowes, David F. PRIVACY IN AMERICA: IS YOUR THE MORALITY OF TERRORISM: RELIGIOUS AND PRIVATE LIFE IN THE PUBLIC EYE? Urbana: SECULAR JUSTIFICATIONS. New York: Columbia University of Illinois Press, 1989. 190 p. ISBN University Press, 1989.416 p. ISBN 0-231-06753-4. 0-252-01604-1. [JC596.2 .U5 L56 1989] (1.3.1, (Second edition.) [HV6431 .M661989] (1.3.1,1.2, 1.3.5,8.4) 21.2) Martin, Mike W. EVERYDAY MORALITY: AN INTRO Sichrovsky, Peter, born GUILTY: children of DUCTION TO APPLIED ETHICS. Belmont, CA: NAZI FAMILIES. New York: Basic Books, 1988. Wadsworth, 1989. 320 p. ISBN 0-534-09738-3. 178 p. ISBN 0-465-00742-2. (Translation of: Schul- [BJ1012 .M3651989] (1.3.1,1.1) diggeboren: Kinder aus Nazifamilien. Gift of Max

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Volume 15, Page 27 Cockerham, William C. MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY. the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.) Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1989.344 p. [R727.3 .P478 1988] (7.1,7.3,8.1,9.3) ISBN 0-13-573438-X. (Fourth edition.) [RA418 .C6571989] (7.1,9.1) Lister, John. BY THE LONDON POST: ESSAYS ON MEDICINE IN BRITAIN AND AMERICA. Waltham, Fox, Renée C. ESSAYS IN MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY: MA: New England Journal of Medicine, 1985. JOURNEYS INTO THE FIELD. New Brunswick, NJ: 248 p. ISBN 0-910133-13-1. (Reprints of articles Transaction Books, 1988. 711 p. ISBN 0-88738- from the author’s monthly column and his other 148-0. (Second enlarged edition.) [RA418 .F66 submissions in the New England Journal of 1988] (7.1,2.1,21.1) Medicine from 1952-1984.) [R486 .L571985] (7.1) Fox, Renée C. THE SOCIOLOGY OF MEDICINE: A Lock, Margaret M. and Gordon, Deborah R., eds. PARTICIPANT OBSERVER’S VIEW. Englewood BIOMEDICINE EXAMINED. Boston: Kluwer Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1989.288 p. ISBN 0-13- Academic, 1988.558 p. ISBN 1-55608-071-9. (Cul 820507-8. (Prentice Hall Foundations of Modern ture, Illness, and Healing series.) [RA418 .B53 Sociology Series.) [RA418 .F662 1989] (7.1, 2.1, 1988] (7.1,2.1,9.1) 4.1.1) Malmsheimer, Richard. "DOCTORS ONLY”: THE Freidson, Eliot. PROFESSION OF MEDICINE: A EVOLVING IMAGE OF THE AMERICAN PHYSICIAN. STUDY OF THE SOCIOLOGY OF APPLIED New York: Greenwood Press, 1988. 173 p. ISBN KNOWLEDGE. Chicago: University of Chicago 0-313-23465-5. (Contributions in Medical Studies Press, 1988.419 p. ISBN 0-226-26228-6. (Reprint. series; No. 25. ISSN 0886-8220.) [R690 .M294 Originally published: New York: Harper & Row, 1988] (7.1) 1970.) [R690 .F741988] (7.1,4.2) Nuland, Sherwin B. DOCTORS: THE BIOGRAPHY OF Fuller, Robert C. alternative m edicine and AMERICAN RELIGIOUS LIFE. New York: Oxford MEDICINE. New York: Knopf, 1988. 519 p. ISBN University Press, 1989.164 p. ISBN 0-19-505775-9. 0-394-55130-3. [R134 .N851988] (7.1, Biography) [R733 .F851989] (7.1,1.2,4.2) Ober, William B. BOTTOMS UP! A PATHOLOGISTS ESSAYS ON MEDICINE AND THE HUMANITIES. Gevitz, Norman, ed. OTHER HEALERS: UNOR New York: Harper and Row, 1988. 333 p. ISBN THODOX MEDICINE IN AMERICA. Baltimore: 0-06-097188-6. (Originally published: Carbon- Johns Hopkins University Press, 1988. 302 p. dale: Southern Illinois University Press, 1987.) ISBN 0-8018-3710-3. [R733 .086 1988] (7.1,1.2) [R702 .0241988] (7.1) Halpem, Sydney A. AMERICAN pediatrics: th e SOCIAL DYNAMICS OF PROFESSIONALISM, 1880- Paget, Marianne A. THE UNITY OF MISTAKES: A 1980. Berkeley: University of California Press, PHENOMENOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION OF 1988.228 p. ISBN 0-520-05195-5. [RJ42 ,U5 H36 MEDICAL WORK. Philadelphia: Temple University 1988] (7.1,9.5.1) Press, 1988. 183 p. ISBN 0-87722-533-8. [R729.8 .P341988] (7.1,9.6) Kater, Michael H. d o c to r s u n d e r h it l e r . Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, Payer, Lynn. MEDICINE & CULTURE: VARIETIES OF 1989. 426 p. ISBN 0-8078-1842-9. [R510 .K37 TREATMENT IN THE UNITED STATES, ENGLAND, 1989] (7.1,2.1,18.5.5,21.4) WEST GERMANY, AND FRANCE. New York: H. Holt, 1988.204 p. ISBN 0-8050-0443-2. [RA418.3 King, Nancy M.; Churchill, Larry R.; and Cross, .E85 P39 1988] (7.1,4.1.2,8.1) Alan W., eds. THE PHYSICIAN AS CAPTAIN OF THE SHIP: A CRITICAL REAPPRAISAL. Boston: D. Rabuzzi, Kathryn A. and Daly, Robert W., eds. The Reidel, 1988. 254 p. ISBN 1-55608-044-1. Cultures of Medicine. LITERATURE AND (Philosophy and Medicine series; Vol. 29. Papers MEDICINE 8: 1-182, 1989. ISSN 0278-9671. (7.1, presented at a symposium held 15-17 May 1986 at 1.2,4.1.2,8.1)

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Volume 15, Page 29 8.1 Professional-Patient Relationship Turner, Gerald P. and Mapa, Joseph, eds. (General) HUMANISTIC HEALTH CARE: ISSUES FOR CAREGIVERS. Ann Arbor, MI: Health Ad American Cancer Society. Cancer Control Grant. ministration Press, 1988. 278 p. ISBN 0-910701- PATIENTS AND DOCTORS: COMMUNICATION IS A 36-9. [R727.3 .H86 1988] (8.1,7.2) TWO WAY STREET. Washington, DC: The Society, [1988?] 1 videocassette (VHS) (21:51 min.) (Ad Watson, Jean and Ray, Marilyn A., eds. THE ETHICS dress: Natalie Davis Spingarn, Project Director, OF CARE AND THE ETHICS OF CURE: SYNTHESIS 1409 29th St., N.W., Washington, DC 20007.) (8.1, IN CHRONICITY. New York: National League for 9.5.1) Nursing, 1988.55 p. ISBN 0-88737-418-2. (Papers from the conference held by the University of Bates, Carolyn M. and Brodsky, Annette M. SEX IN Colorado Center for Human Caring and cospon THE THERAPY HOUR: A CASE OF PROFESSIONAL sored by The Hastings Center and the Colorado INCEST. New York: Guilford Press, 1989. 236 p. Nurses’ Association. NLN Publication No. 15- ISBN 0-89862-726-5. [RC480.8 .B381989] (8.1,10, 2237. Gift of a special project grant to the School 17.2) of Nursing, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia by the Division of Nursing, U.S. Depart Colfelt, Robert H. TOGETHER IN THE DARK: ment of Health and Human Services, grant no. 1 MYSTERIES OF HEALING. Seattle: Madrona, 1987. D10 NU23091.) (8.1,2.1,9.5.1,20.4.1) 189 p. ISBN 0-88089-021-5. [R154 .C5413 A3 1987] (8.1,4.1.2) White, Kerr L. THE TASK OF MEDICINE: DIALOGUE AT WICKENBURG. Menlo Park, CA: Henry J. Dan, Bruce B. and Young, Roxanne K., eds. A PIECE Kaiser Family Foundation, 1988. 235 p. ISBN 0- OF MY MIND: A COLLECTION OF ESSAYS FROM 944525-05-9. (Based on papers delivered at the THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL AS Conference on the Biopsychosocial Concept of SOCIATION. Los Angeles: Feeling Fine, 1988. Illness and Disease held 12-15 May 1987 at Wick- 256 p. ISBN 0-394-57715-9. (Gift of Edmund D. enburg, AZ.) [R727 .W48 1988] (8.1,4.2,4.1.2) Pellegrino.) [R708 .P641988] (8.1) Wolff, Hanns P. ARZT UND PATIENT. Bochum: Fox, Nancy L. THE PATIENT COMES FIRST: a n u rse Zentrum für Medizinische Ethik Bochum, 1989. SPEAKS OUT. Buffalo, NY: Prometheus Books, 27 p. (Medizinethische materialien series; Vol. 1988.141 p. ISBN 0-87975-479-6. (Originally pub 23.) (8.1,2.1) lished: Bend, OR: Geriatric Press, 1985.) [RT86 .F69 1988] (8.1,4.1.3,9.5.2) 8.3.1 Informed Consent (General) Haug, Marie R. and Lavin, Bebe. CONSUMERISM IN Dworkin, Gerald. THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE: CHALLENGING PHYSICIAN AUTONOMY. New York: Cambridge University AUTHORITY. Beverly Hills: Sage Publications, Press, 1988. 173 p. ISBN 0-521-35767-5. 1983. 239 p. ISBN 0-8039-2113-6. [R727.3 .H37 (Cambridge Studies in Philosophy series.) 1983] (8.1,9.3) [BJ1031 .D86 1988] (8.3.1,1.1,8.1) Kleinman, Arthur. THE ILLNESS NARRATIVES: SUF Wertheimer, Alan. COERCION. Princeton, NJ: FERING, HEALING, AND THE HUMAN CONDITION. Princeton University Press, 1987. 318 p. ISBN New York: Basic Books, 1988.284 p. ISBN 0-465- 0-691-07759-2. (Studies in Moral, Political, and 03202-8. [RC108 .K571988] (8.1,4.2) Legal Philosophy series.) [KF450 .D85 W471987] (8.3.1,1.1) Todd, Alexandra D. INTIMATE ADVERSARIES: CUD TURAL CONFLICT BETWEEN DOCTORS AND 8.3.2 Minors and Consent to Treatment WOMEN PATIENTS. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1989. 167 p. ISBN 0-8122- Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry. Com 8157-7. [R727.3 .T631989] (8.1,9.5.5) mittee on Child Psychiatry. HOW OLD IS OLD

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Volume 15, Page 45 Dutton, Diana B. WORSE THAN THE DISEASE; PIT LIGHTENMENT. New York: Cambridge University FALLS OF MEDICAL PROGRESS. New York: Press, 1987. 260 p. ISBN 0-521-34768-8. [HQ18 Cambridge University Press, 1988. 528 p. ISBN •E8 T57 1987] (10) 0-521-34023-3. [RA418.5 .M4D88 1988] (9.7,2.1, 52,18.1) Masters, William H.; Johnson, Virginia E.-, and Kolodny, Robert C. HUMAN SEXUALITY. Glen Hamrell, Sven and Nordberg, Olle, eds. Another view, IL: Scott, Foresman/Little, Brown College Development in Pharmaceuticals, development Division, 1988.747 p. ISBN 0-673-39738-6. (Third d ia lo g u e 1985(2): 1-179,1985. ISSN 0345-2328. edition.) (10) (Papers from the seminar Another Development in Pharmaceuticals organized by the Dag Mohr, Richard D. GAYS/JUSHCE: A STUDY OF Hammarskjöld Foundation held 3-6 June 1985 in ETHICS, SOCIETY, AND LAW. New York: Columbia Uppsala, Sweden.) (9.7,21.1) University Press, 1988.357 p. ISBN 0-231-06734-8. [HQ76.3 .U5 M641988] (10,1.3.8,9.5.6) Institute of Medicine (U.S.) PROSPECTS FOR VAC CINES AGAINST HIV INFECTION. Washington, DC: Mort, Frank. DANGEROUS SEXUALITIES: MEDICO- National Academy Press, 1988. 23 p. (Report of MORAL POLITICS IN ENGLAND SINCE 1830. New the Conference on Promoting Development of York: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1987.280 p. ISBN Vaccines Against Human Immunodeficiency 0-7102-0856-1. [HQ32 M 671987] (10,9.1) Virus Infection and Acquired Immune Deficiency Mosse, George L. NATIONALISM AND SEXUALITY: Syndrome held 14-15 December 1987 in MIDDLE-CLASS MORALITY AND SEXUAL NORMS Washington, DC. Publication No. IOM-88-003.) IN MODERN EUROPE. Madison: University of Wis (9.7,9.5.6) consin Press, 1988. 232 p. ISBN 0-299-11894-0. UPDATE OF FEDERAL ACITVinES REGARDING THE (Reprint. Originally published: New York: H. Fer USE OF PNEUMOCOCCAL VACCINE. Washington, tig, 1985.) (10,1.3.1) DC: Congress of the United States, Office of Pagels, Elaine H. adam , ev e, and t h e serpent. Technology Assessment, 1984. 52 p. (Technical New York: Random House, 1988. 189 p. ISBN Memoranda series—United States, Congress, Of 0-394-52140-4. [BS2545 .S36 P341988] (10,1.2) fice of Tbchnology Assessment. OTA-TM-H-23.) [RA644 .P8 U63 1984] (9.7,9.5.2) Pateman, Carole. THE SEXUAL CONTRACT. Stan ford, CA: Stanford University Press, 1988.264 p. ISBN 0-8047-1477-0. [HQ1206 .P35 1988] (10, 10 Sexuality 1.3.8) Countryman, L. William. DIRT, GREED, AND SEX: SEXUAL ETHICS IN THE NEW TESTAMENT AND Rosner, Fred. SEX ETHICS IN THE WRITINGS OF THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR TODAY. Philadelphia: MOSES MAIMONIDES. New York: Bloch, 1974. Fortress Press, 1988. 290 p. ISBN 0-8006-0887-9. 129 p. ISBN 0-8197-0365-6. (Gift of Ohr Kodesh [BS2545 .S36 C68 1988] (10,1.2) Congregation Library.) [HQ32 .R67 1974] (10, 1.2) Greenberg, David F. THE CONSTRUCTION OF homosexuality. Chicago: University of Russett, Cynthia E. sexual science: t h e Vic Chicago Press, 1988. 635 p. ISBN 0-226-30627-5. t o r ia n CONSTRUCTION OF WOMANHOOD. [HQ76.25 .G741988] (10) Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1989. 245 p. ISBN 0-674-80290-X. (10,7.1) Hillerstrom, P. Roger. INTIMATE DECEPTION: ES CAPING THE TRAP OF SEXUAL IMPURITY. Rutter, Peter. SEX IN THE FORBIDDEN ZONE: WHEN Portland, OR: Multnomah Press, 1989. 156 p. MEN IN POWER-THERAPISTS, DOCTORS, CLERGY, ISBN 0-88070-230-3. [HQ32 .H55 1989] (10,1.2) TEACHERS, AND OTHERS-BETRAY WOMEN’S TRUST. Los Angeles: J.P. Tarcher, 1989. 240 p. Maccubbin, Robert P., ed. TIS NATURE’S FAULT: ISBN 0-87477-486-1. (Distributed by St. Martin’s UNAUTHORIZED SEXUALITY DURING THE EN- Press.) [HQ32 .R871989] (10,1.3.1,2.1,17.2)

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13.3 Population Policy Engelhardt, H. Tristram. DIE ETHISCHE DISKUS SION UM DIE NEUEN FORTPFLANZUNGSTECH ANNUAL REVIEW OF POPULATION LAW, 1985: IN NIKEN IN DEN U.S.A. Bochum: Zentrum für TERNATIONAL RESOLUTIONS AND AGREEMENTS, Medizinische Ethik Bochum, 1988. 46 p. CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS, LEGISLATION, (Medizinethische materialien series; Vol. 5.) REGULATIONS, JUDICIAL DECISIONS, LEGAL (14.1) PRONOUNCEMENTS. New York: United Nations Glover, Jonathan; et al. ETHICS OF NEW REPRO Population Fund; Cambridge, MA: Harvard Law DUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES: THE GLOVER REPORT School Library, 1988.618 p. ISBN 0-88086-015-4. TO THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION. DeKalb: North (Volume 12. Gift of the publisher.) [K2000 .A53 ern Illinois University Press, 1989. 159 p. ISBN A5 1985] (13.3,2.1) 0-87580-147-1. (Studies in Biomedical Policy series. Simultaneously published in England Fernando, Emmanuel F. THE POPULATION POLICY under the title Fertility and the Family.) [RG133.5 OF SRI LANKA: AN ETHICAL EVALUATION IN THE .G57 1989] (14.1,2.1,18.5.4,15.1) LIGHT OF CATHOLIC MORAL THEOLOGY. Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International, Hôpital Sainte-Justine. Comité de Bioéthique. LES 1989. 446 p. Publication No. 8800082. (Thesis, NOUVELLES TECHNIQUES DE REPRODUCTION Ph.D. — Catholic University of America, 1987.) HUMAINE. [Montréal, Québec: EHôpital], 1989. (13.3,1.2) 16 p. ISBN 2-920001-82-5. (Dossier 2. Publisher’s

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Volume 15, Page 58 Ethik held 18-20 April 1989. Medizinethische NATIONAL WOMEN’S HOSPITAL AND INTO OTHER materialien series; Vol. 33.) (18.2,2.1) RELATED MATTERS. Auckland: The Committee, 1988.288 p. ISBN 0-473-00664-2. (Gift of Edmund 18.3 Human Experimentation: Informed D. Pellegrino.) (18.5.1,9.5.5,18.1) Consent Parizeau, Marie-Héléne. LE CONCEPT ÉTHIQUE DE 18.5.4 Research on Fetuses and Newborns CONSENTEMENT À L’EXPÉRIMENTATION Chargaff, Erwin; Lejeune, Jerome; and McLean, HUMAINE: L’EXAMPLE DE L’ESSAI CONTRÔLÉ DE John. UPHOLDING HUMAN DIGNITY: ETHICAL AL LA CICLOSPORINE DANS LE DIABÉTE INSULINO- TERNATIVES TO HUMAN EMBRYO RESEARCH. DÉPENDANT. Lille, France: Atelier National de [London: All-Party Parliamentary Pro-Life Reproduction des Thèses de l’Université de Lille, Group, The Parliamentary Medical and Scientific 1988.1 microfiche. ISSN 0294-1767. (Microfiche Advisory Committee, 1987?] 35 p. (Papers sub No. 88.01.06868/89. Thesis, Ph.D.—Université de mitted to the Department of Health and Social Paris, 1988. English summary included. Gift of Security in response to the consultation paper Gilles Paradis.) (18.3,18.5.1) Legislation on Human Infertility Services and Embryo Research) (18.5.4,14.4) 18.4 Behavioral Research Grobstein, Clifford. SCIENCE AND THE UNBORN: Morawski, Jill G., ed. THE RISE OF EXPERIMENTA CHOOSING HUMAN fu tures. New York: Basic TION IN AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY. New Haven, Books, 1988.207 p. ISBN 0-465-07295-X. [RG600 CT: Yale University Press, 1988. 220 p. ISBN 0- .G76 1988] (18.5.4,2.1) 300-04153-5. [BF181 .R571988] (18.4,18.1) National Institutes of Health (U.S.). Advisory Thomas, Gordon. JOURNEY INTO MADNESS: THE Committee to the Director. HUMAN FETAL TIS TRUE STORY OF SECRET Cl A MIND CONTROL AND SUE TRANSPLANTATION RESEARCH: REPORT. MEDICAL ABUSE. New York: Bantam Books, 1989. Bethesda, MD: [The Committee?], 1988. 53 p. 388 p. ISBN 0-553-05357-4. [HV8593 .T48 1989] (Presented at the 58th Meeting of the Advisory (18.4,1.3.5,17.3,21.4) Committee to the Director, N.I.H. on 14 Decem ber 1988.) (18.5.4,12.1,19.1) 18.5.1 Research on Special Populations National Institutes of Health (U.S.). Human Fetal (General) Tissue Transplantation Research Panel. HUMAN Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry. FETAL TISSUE TRANSPLANTATION RESEARCH GUIDELINES FOR MEDICAL EXPERIMENTS IN PANEL: PUBLIC TESTIMONY: PRESENTERS, STATE NON-PATIENT HUMAN VOLUNTEERS. London: MENTS. [s.l.: The Panel?, 1988.] 80 p. (Meeting The Association, 1988.15 p. (Publisher’s address: held 14-16 September 1988.) (18.5.4,12.1,19.1) 12 Whitehall, postal code SW1A 2DY.) (18.5.1, 9.7,18.2) National Institutes of Health (U.S). Human Fetal Tissue Transplantation Research Panel. REPORT Coney, Sandra. THE UNFORTUNATE EXPERIMENT. OF THE HUMAN FETAL TISSUE TRANSPLANTA New York: Penguin Books, 1988. 287 p. ISBN TION RESEARCH PANEL: VOLUME I. [s.l.: The 0-14-011671-0. (Gift of Edmund D. Pellegrino.) Panel?] 1988. 88 p. (Gift of LeRoy Walters.) (18.5.1,9.5.5) (18.5.4.12.1.19.1) New Zealand. Committee of Inquiry into Allega National Institutes of Health (U.S.). Human Fetal tions Concerning the Treatment of Cervical Can Tissue Transplantation Research Panel. REPORT cer at National Women’s Hospital and into Other OF THE HUMAN FETAL TISSUE TRANSPLANTA Related Matters. THE REPORT OF THE COMMIT TION RESEARCH PANEL: VOLUME II. [s.l.: The TEE OF INQUIRY INTO ALLEGATIONS CONCERN Panel?], 1988.456 p. (Appendices to the Report.) ING THE TREATMENT OF CERVICAL CANCER AT (18.5.4.12.1.19.1)

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Volume 15, Page 60 Smith, Dennis M. and Carlson, Katherine B., eds. Press, 1988. 196 p. ISBN 1-55540-203-8. CURRENT SCIENTIFIC/ETHICAL DILEMMAS IN (American Academy of Religion Academy Series; BLOOD BANKING. Arlington, VA: American As No. 59.) [BJ1409.5 .M55 1988] (20.3.1,1.2) sociation of Blood Banks, 1987. 113 p. ISBN 0- 915355-44-2. (Based on the Current Momeyer, Richard W. CONFRONTING DEATH. Scientific/Ethical Dilemmas in Blood Banking Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1988. Tbchnical Workshop held November 1987 at Or 184 p. ISBN 0-253-31403-8. (Medical Ethics lando, FL.) [RM172 .C87 1987] (19.4,83.1) Series.) [BD444 .M651988] (20.3.1,20.5.1) Williams, Joel S. ETHICAL ISSUES IN COMPULSORY Wyschogrod, Edith. SPIRIT IN ASHES: HEGEL, MEDICAL TREATMENT: A STUDY OF JEHOVAH’S HEIDEGGER, AND MAN-MADE MASS DEATH. New WITNESSES AND BLOOD TRANSFUSION. Ann Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1985. 247 p. Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International, ISBN 0-300-03322-2. (Gift of Max M. and Mar 1989. 314 p. Publication No. 8807155. (Thesis, jorie B. Kampelman.) [BD444 .W974 1985] Ph.D.—Baylor University, 1987.) [BX8526 .W475 (20.3.1,1.1) 1988] (19.4,1.2,8.3.4) 20.4.1 Care of the Dying Patient (General) 19.5 Donation/Procurement of Organs/Tissues Australia. National Health and Medical Research Council. Ethics in Clinical Practice Advisory Williams, Phillip G. LIFE FROM DEATH: THE Panel. DISCUSSION PAPER ON THE ETHICS OF ORGAN AND TISSUE DONATION AND TRANSPLAN LIMITING LIFE-SUSTAINING TREATMENT. [Can TATION SOURCE BOOK WITH FORMS. Oak Park, berra: N.H.M.R.C.], 1988.18 p. (Approved by the IL: P. Gaines, 1989. 252 p. ISBN 0-936284-44-7. 106th Session of the National Health and Medical (Contemporary Public Health Issues series; Vol. Research Council, November 1988.) (20.4.1, 2.1, 2.) [KF3827 .D66 Z958 1989] (19.5) 20.5.1) Hahn, Mechthild. ETHISCHE PROBLEME DER 20.1 Death and Dying (General) KÜNSTLICHEN ERNÄHRUNG. Bochum: Zentrum Veatch, Robert M. DEATH, DYING, AND THE für Medizinische Ethik Bochum, 1988. 24 p. BIOLOGICAL REVOLUTION: OUR LAST QUEST FOR (Second edition. Medizinethische materialien RESPONSIBILITY. New Haven, CT: Yale University series; Vol. 6.) (20.4.1,20.5.1) Press, 1989.292 p. ISBN 0-300-04364-3. (Revised edition.) [R726 .V4 1989] (20.1,2.1, 20.5.1) Lynn, Joanne and Berry, Zail S. CHOOSING TO FORGO ARTIFICIAL NUTRITION. Secaucus, NJ: Network for Continuing Medical Education, 20.2.1 Definition or Determination of Death 1990. 1 color videocassette (VHS) (16:00 min.) (General) (NCME series; No. 561. Gift of Edmund D. Pel Kaufman, Howard H. PEDIATRIC BRAIN DEATH legrino.) (20.4.1,20.5.1) AND ORGAN/TISSUE RETRIEVAL: MEDICAL, ETHI Mor, Vincent; Greer, David S.; and Kastenbaum, CAL, AND LEGAL ASPECTS. New York: Plenum Robert, eds. THE HOSPICE EXPERIMENT. Bal Medical Book Co., 1989. 365 p. ISBN 0-306- timore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1988. 42973-X. (Based on a conference held March 269 p. ISBN 0-8018-3542-9. (The Johns Hopkins 1987.) [RA1063.3 .P43 1989] (20.2.1,19.1,19.5) Series in Contemporary Medicine and Public Health.) [R726.8 .H665 1988] (20.4.1) 20.3.1 Attitudes Toward Death (General) Wolf, Stewart G.; et al., eds. THE RESPONSIBLE Miller-McLemore, Bonnie J. DEATH, SIN AND THE PHYSICIAN: STANDARDS OF EXCELLENCE AND MORAL UFE: CONTEMPORARY CULTURAL INTER THE CRITICALLY ill pa tient. New York: Foun PRETATIONS OF DEATH. Atlanta, GA: Scholars dation of Thanatology, 1988.101 p. (The Current

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Volume 15, Page 65 Sommersi e i salvati. Gift of Max M. and Marjorie Clingerman, Karen; Gleason, Sean; and Swanson, B. Kampelman.) [D804.3 .L4813 1989] (21.4,1.2) Janice. ANIMAL WELFARE LEGISLATION: FEBRUARY 1989-APRIL 1989: BILLS SUBMITTED Maier, Charles S. THE UNMASTERABLE PAST: HIS TO THE 101st CONGRESS. Beltsville, MD: National TORY, HOLOCAUST, AND GERMAN NATIONAL Agricultural Library, Animal Welfare Informa IDENTITY. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University tion Center, 1989.7 p. (Publisher’s address: Room Press, 1988. 227 p. ISBN 0-674-92975-6. (Gift of 301, zip 20705.) (22.1, Reference) Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [D8043 .M35 1988] (21.4,1.3.1) Clingerman, Karen; Gleason, Sean; and Swanson, Janice. ANIMAL WELFARE LEGISLATION: MAY Micheels, Louis J. DOCTOR #117641: a 1989-JULY 1989: BILLS SUBMITTED TO THE 101st holocaust memoir. New Haven, CT: Yale CONGRESS. Beltsville, MD: National Agricultural University Press, 1989.199 p. ISBN 0-300-04398-8. Library, Animal Welfare Information Center, (Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. Kampelman.) 1989. 5 p. (Publisher’s address: Room 301, zip [D804.3 .M531989] (21.4,1.2, Biography) 20705.) (22.1, Reference) Müller-Hill, Benno. MURDEROUS SCIENCE: ELIMINATION BY SCIENTIFIC SELECTION OF JEWS, Clingerman, Karen; Gleason, Sean; and Swanson, GYPSIES, AND OTHERS, GERMANY 1933-1945. Janice. ANIMAL WELFARE LEGISLATION: NOVEM New York: Oxford University Press, 1988. 208 p. BER 1988-JANUARY 1989: BILLS SUBMITTED TO ISBN 0-19-261555-6. (Translation of: Tödliche THE 101st CONGRESS. Beltsville, MD: National Wissenschaft.) [D804 .G4M77131988] (21.4,15.5, Agricultural Library, Animal Welfare Informa 18.5.5) tion Center, 1989.5 p. (Publisher’s address: Room 301, zip 20705.) (22.1, Reference) Rosenberg, Alan and Myers, Gerald E., eds. ECHOES FROM THE HOLOCAUST: PHILOSOPHI Collard, Andrée and Contrucci, Joyce. RAPE OF CAL REFLECTIONS ON A DARK TIME. Philadel THE WILD: MAN’S VIOLENCE AGAINST ANIMALS phia: Temple University Press, 1988.453 p. ISBN AND THE EARTH. Bloomington: Indiana Univer 0-87722-539-7. (Gift of Max M. and Marjorie B. sity Press, 1989.187 p. ISBN 0-253-20519-0. [GF50 Kampelman.) [D810 J4E2171988] (21.4,1.1,1.2, .C63 1989] (22.1,1.1,2.1) 1.3.5) Fox, Michael W. and Mickley, Linda D., eds. AD Roth, John K. and Berenbaum, Michael, eds. VANCES IN ANIMAL WELFARE SCIENCE, 1986/87. HOLOCAUST: RELIGIOUS AND PHILOSOPHICAL Boston, MA: Martinus Nijhoff, 1987.302 p. ISBN IMPLICATIONS. New York: Paragon House, 1989. 0-89838-889-9. (Includes papers from the sym 390 p. ISBN 1-55778-212-1. (Gift of Max M. and posium “Animals and Humans: Ethical Per Marjorie B. Kampelman.) [D8043 .H649 1989] spectives” held 21-23 April 1986 at Moorhead (21.4,1.2,1.3.5) State University, Moorhead, MN.) [HV4701 .A38 1986/87] (22.1,16.1) 22.1 Animal Welfare (General) Great Britain. Farm Animal Welfare Council. Bright, Michael. KILLING FOR LUXURY. New York: REPORT ON PRIORITIES IN ANIMAL WELFARE RE Gloucester Press, 1988.32 p. ISBN 0-531-17089-6. SEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. Surrey, England: (Survival series.) [HD9944 A2 B75 1988] (22.1) The Council, 1988. 11 p. (Publisher’s address: F.A.W.C., Government Buildings, Hook Rise Clingerman, Karen; Gleason, Sean; and Swanson, South, Tolworth, Surbiton, Surrey KT6 7NF.) Janice. ANIMAL WELFARE LEGISLATION: BILLS (22.1,223) AND PUBLIC LAWS FROM 1980 TO OCTOBER 1988. Beltsville, MD: National Agricultural Library, Larson, Jean A. and Reynnells, Louise. ANIMAL Animal Welfare Information Center, [1988]. 23 p. WELFARE LEGISLATION AND REGULATION 1970- (Publisher’s address: Room 301, zip 20705.) (22.1, 1987. Beltsville, MD: U.S. Department of Agricul Reference) ture, National Agricultural Library, [1988]. 23 p.

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© 1990 0001 ETHICAL THEORY; Tom BEAUCHAMP, University, Kennedy Institute of Ethics.; 1984 Ph.D.; Georgetown University, Kennedy In (Fall). Undergraduate. 4 p. War, Abortion, stitute of Ethics.; 1985 (Fall). Undergraduate. Euthanasia, Value of Life. 2 p. Ethical Theory, Public Policy, Treatment Refusal, Right to Treatment. 0009 LEGAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES IN MEDICINE; William H. FISCHER, J.D., M.B.A.; 0002 INFORMED CONSENT SEMINAR; Tom University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine.; BEAUCHAMP, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, 1985 (Fall). Graduate Medical Education. 6 p. Kennedy Institute of Ethics.; 1985 (Spring). Resource Allocation, Suicide, Euthanasia, With Graduate. 6 p. Informed Consent, Human Ex holding Treatment, Abortion, Contraception, In perimentation, Law, Medicine, Bioethics. formed Consent, Human Experimentation.

0003 FRESHMAN HUMANITIES CORE COURSE 0010 MEDICINE IN THE COMMUNITY: HIS (THEME FOR 1986: BIOETHICS); STAFF; TORY OF MEDICINE; Neville HICKS, Ph.D. Buena Vista College.; 1986. Undergraduate. 2 Laurence B. McCULLOUGH, Ph.D.; Geor p. Reproductive Technologies, Physician getown Univ. School Medicine, Dept, of Com Patient Relationship, Death, Bioethics. munity Medicine.; 1985. Graduate Medical Education. 4 p. Historical Aspects, United 0004 PRINCIPLES AND METAPHORS IN MEDI States. CAL ETHICS; James F. CHILDRESS, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, Kennedy Institute of 0011 MEDICINE IN THE COMMUNITY: ETHICS Ethics.; 1985 (Fall). Graduate. 14 p. Physician TUTORIAL; Neville HICKS Carol R. BUDER; Patient Relationship, Euthanasia, Withholding University of Adelaide, Australia, Dept, of Com Treatment, Public Policy, Resource Allocation, munity Medicine.; 1985. Graduate Medical Organ T ransplantation. Education. 5 p. Ethics, Bioethics, Medicine.

0005 PSYCHOLOGY AND LAW; Norman 0012 LEGAL, ETHICAL, ECONOMIC AND AD FINKEL, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, MINISTRATIVE ASPECTS IN MEDICINE; Psychology Department.; 1985 (Fall). Under Gumersindo BLANCO, M.D. Gladys WHITE; graduate. 7 p. Psychology, Involuntary Com University of Puerto Rico, School of Medicine.; mitment, Dangerousness, Treatment Refusal, 1985. Graduate Medical Education. 184 p. Right to Treatment. (Oversize; $10.) Bioethics, Terminally III, Quality of Life, Law, Medicine, Economics, Costs and 0006 BIOMEDICAL ETHICS IN RELIGIOUS AND Benefits. SECULAR PERSPECTIVES; Isaac FRANCK, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, Kennedy In 0013 THE VIRTUES AND PROFESSIONAL VIR stitute of Ethics.; 1984 (Spring). Continuing TUE; William F. MAY, Ph.D.; Georgetown Education. 3 p. Jewish Ethics, Religious University, Kennedy Institute of Ethics.; 1982 Ethics, Bioethics. (Spring). Undergraduate, Graduate. 5 p. Professional Ethics. 0007 ETHICS IN MEDICINE; Morton MADOFF, M.D.; Tufts University, Sch. of Med./Dept. 0014 AGING, ETHICS, AND HEALTH CARE FOR Comm. Health; 1986 (Spring). Graduate Medi THE ELDERLY; Steven LIPSON Laurence B. cal Education. 6 p. Medical Ethics, Treatment McCULLOUGH, Ph.D.; Georgetown Univer Refusal, Informed Consent, Disclosure, Hand sity, Dept of Community & Family Med.; 1984 icapped, Newborns, Terminally III. (Fall). Graduate Medical Education. 4 p. Aged, Bioethics. 0008 TAKING HUMAN LIFE: CASES AND PRIN CIPLES; J. Bryan HEHIR, Ph.D.; Georgetown

1 0015 HUMAN VALUES IN THE HEALTH PROFESSION; Laurence B. McCULLOUGH, 0023 SEMINAR ON BIOETHICS: RELIGIOUS Ph.D. Carol R. BUDER; Georgetown Univer AND HUMANISTIC ETHICS; LeRoy WALTERS, sity, Dept of Comm Med & Sch of Nrsg.; 1984 Ph.D.; Georgetown University, Kennedy In (Fall). Graduate. 4 p. Nursing Ethics, Law, stitute of Ethics.; 1985 (Spring). Graduate. 6 Allowing to Die, Withholding Treatment, p. Bioethics, Joseph Fletcher, Paul Ramsey, Medicine. Richard McCormick, Abortion, Resource Al location, Euthanasia. 0016 LEGAL AND BIOETHICAL ISSUES IN HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT; Cynthia 0024 HEALTHCARE FINANCE AND ORGANIZA NORTHRUP Gladys WHITE; Georgetown TION; Alain C. ENTHOVEN; Stanford Univer University, School of Nursing.; 1984 (Fall). sity, Graduate School of Business.; 1986 Graduate. 4 p. Nursing Ethics, Law, Allowing (Winter). Graduate. 6 p. Resource Allocation, to Die, Withholding Treatment, Medicine. Economics, Federal Government, Financial Support. 0017 ETHICS OF TERMINAL CARE; Robert M. VEATCH, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, Ken 0025 COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS IN HEALTH nedy Institute of Ethics.; 1983 (Spring). CARE; Alain C. ENTHOVEN; Stanford Univer Graduate. 10 p. Terminally III, Bioethics, Death, sity, Graduate School of Business.; 1986 Withholding Treatment, Law, Medicine. (Spring). Graduate. 6 p. Economics, Costs and Benefits, Technology Assessment. 0018 THEORIES OF MEDICAL ETHICS; Robert M. VEATCH, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, 0026 BIOETHICAL DECISION-MAKING; Jon R. Kennedy Institute of Ethics.; 1984 (Fall). HENDRIX; Ball State University, Hum. Genet. & Graduate. 7 p. Bioethics, Religious Ethics. Bioethics Ed. Lab.; 1985 (Fall). Under graduate. 10 p. Bioethics. 0019 ETHICAL ISSUES IN HEALTH CARE; LeRoy WALTERS, Ph.D.; Georgetown Univer 0027 STUDY GUIDE IN MEDICAL ETHICS (IN sity, Kennedy Institute of Ethics.; 1985 (Fall). DEPENDENT STUDY PROGRAM); Richard C. Graduate. 4 p. Resource Allocation, In Vitro McMILLAN; Mercer University, Sch. Fertilization, Gene Therapy, Bioethics. Med./Dept. Psych. & Behav.; 1985. Graduate Medical Education. 17 p. Bioethics. 0020 ETHICAL ISSUES IN HEALTH CARE; LeRoy WALTERS, Ph.D.; Georgetown Univer 0028 MEDICAL ETHICS; Ronald E. CRANFORD, sity, Kennedy Institute of Ethics.; 1983 (Fall). M.D. James B. NELSON, Ph.D.; United Graduate. 5 p. Bioethics, Physician Patient Theological Seminary.; 1985 (Fall). Graduate. Relationship, Public Policy. 9 p. Bioethics, Death, Resource Allocation.

0021 ETHICAL ISSUES IN BIOMEDICAL RE 0029 THEOLOGY AND ETHICS OF BEHAVIOR SEARCH; LeRoy WALTERS, Ph.D.; Geor CONTROL; Clyde J. STECKEL; United getown University, Kennedy Institute of Ethics.; Theological Seminary.; 1985 (Spring). 1984 (Fall). Graduate. 8 p. Human Experimen Graduate. 7 p. Behavior Control, tation, Gene Therapy, Biomedical Research, Psychosurgery, Electroconvulsive Therapy, Bioethics. Psychopharmacology.

0022 ETHICS AND THEORIES OF RIGHTS; 0030 CURRENT ISSUES IN BIOETHICS; LeRoy WALTERS, Ph.D.; Georgetown Univer Jonathan MORENO, Ph.D. Gall POVAR, M.D., sity, Kennedy Institute of Ethics.; 1982 (Spring). M.P.H.; George Washington University, Health Graduate. 5 p. Rights. Care Services.; 1985 (Spring). Graduate Medi

2 cal Education. 5 p. Bioethics, Health Care, 0037 THEORIES OF JUSTICE; Alan BOWEN- Informed Consent, Human Experimentation, JAMES; Kuring-gai Coll. of Adv. Educ., School Justice, Resource Allocation. of Nursing.; n.d. Graduate. 13 p. Justice, Rights, Health Care. 0031 SEMINAR IN THE ETHICS OF HEALTH CARE; Mary SILVA, Ph.D., RN Daniel ROTH- 0038 ETHICAL THEORIES AND ETHICAL BART, Ph.D.; George Mason University, School REASONING; Alan BOWEN-JAMES; Kuring- of Nursing.; 1985. Graduate. 16 p. Bioethics, gai Coll. of Adv. Educ., School of Nursing.; n.d. Informed Consent, Physician Patient Relation Graduate. 13 p. Ethics, Morality, Deontological ship, Codes of Ethics, Euthanasia, Resource Ethics, Teleological Ethics, Bioethics. Allocation. 0039 AUTONOMY AND PATERNALISM; Alan 0032 ETHICAL DECISION MAKING FOR NURSE BOWEN-JAMES; Kuring-gai Coll. of Adv. EXECUTIVES; Mary SILVA, Ph.D., R.N., Tom Educ., School of Nursing.; n.d. Graduate. 11 BEAUCHAMP, Ph.D.; George Mason Univer p. Paternalism, Self Determination, Suicide, In sity, School of Nursing.; 1985. Graduate (Con formed Consent. tinuing Education). 5 p. Ethics, Bioethics, Nursing Ethics. 0040 AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY; Alan BOWEN-JAMES; Kuring-gai Coll. of Adv. 0033 PERSPECTIVES ON DEATH AND DYING; Educ., School of Nursing.; n.d. Graduate. 9 p. Philip A. PECORINO, Ph.D.; Queensborough Moral Obligations, Medical Ethics. Community College, Dept, of Social Sciences.; n.d. Undergraduate. 29 p. Death, Euthanasia, 0041 TRUTH AND INFORMATION; Alan Suicide, Hospices, Terminal Care, Organ BOWEN-JAMES; Kuring-gai Coll. of Adv. Transplantation. Educ., School of Nursing.; n.d. Graduate. 9 p. Disclosure, Confidentiality, Morality, Com 0034 MEDICAL ETHICS; Philip A. PECORINO, munication. Ph.D.; Queensborough Community College, School of Social Sciences.; 1986 (Spring). Un 0042 INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL ETHICS; dergraduate. 12 p. Health Care, Nursing John R. KING, D.Min.; Eastern Virginia Medical Ethics, Euthanasia, Human Experimentation, School, Human Values in Medicine Prog.; 1985 Behavior Control, Patients’ Rights, Abortion, (Fall). Graduate Medical Education. 12 p. Resource Allocation. Morality, Physician Patient Relationship, Euthanasia, Death, Prolongation of Life, Organ 0035 ETHICAL ISSUES IN EXPERIMENTATION Transplantation, Biomedical Research. AND ISSUES IN CLINICAL ETHICS; Alan BOWEN-JAMES; Kuring-gai Coll. of Adv. 0043 LEGAL MEDICINE/BIOETHICS; Robert F. Educ., School of Nursing.; n.d. Graduate. 8 p. MURRAY, M.D. Linwood RAYFORD, M.D.; Human Experimentation, Behavioral Research, Howard University, College of Medicine.; 1986 Patient Care, Medical Ethics. (Spring). Graduate Medical Education. 34 p. Paternalism, Beneficence, Competence, 0036 ETHICS OF TERMINAL CARE; Robert M. Reproductive Technologies, Confidentiality, VEATCH, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, Ken Withholding Treatment, Informed Consent. nedy Institute of Ethics.; 1986 (Spring). Graduate. 11 p. Terminal Care, Death, Ethics, 0044 MEDICAL ETHICS (SEMINARS); Joan M. Euthanasia, Allowing to Die, Ethics Commit ALTENKRUSE, M.D.; Univ. of South Carolina, tees. School of Medicine.; 1986 (Spring). Graduate. 4 p. Death, Euthanasia, Human Experimenta-

3 tion, Informed Consent, Ethics, Physician Patient Relationship, Allowing to Die, Genetic Patient Relationship. Screening, Occupational Medicine, Social Con trol. 0045 MEDICAL ETHICS; Gregory PENCE, Ph.D.; Univ. Alabama in Birmingham, Depart 0052 ETHICAL ISSUES IN HEALTH CARE AD ment of Philosophy.; 1986. Graduate. 8 p. MINISTRATION; Dennis BRODEUR, Ph.D.; Allowing to Die, Euthanasia, Handicapped, Saint Louis University, School of Medicine.; Newborns, Bioethics, Informed Consent, 1986 (Spring). Graduate Medical Education. Health Care, Human Experimentation. 14 p. Hospitals, Medical Care, Physician Patient Relationship, Economics, Ethics Com 0046 ETHICS AND MEDICAL CARE; Peter mittees, Allowing to Die, Resource Allocation. DANS, M.D.; Johns Hopkins University, Office 0053 THE CUTTING EDGE; Philip BOYLE, O.P., of Medical Practice Eval.; 1985 (Spring). S.T.L.; Saint Louis University, School of Graduate. 15 p. Death, Informed Consent, Medicine.; 1986 (Spring). Graduate Medical Bioethics, Health Care, Justice, Education. 26 p. AIDS, Economics, Heaith Physician/Patient Relationship. Care, Resource Allocation, Terminal Care, Genetic Screening, In Vitro Fertilization, Allow 0047 MEDICAL ETHICS; John E. SADLER, M.D.; ing to Die. University of Texas, Dept. Psych./Southwstrn. Med. Sc.; 1986 (Spring). Graduate. 1 p. 0054 BASIC CONCEPTS OF MEDICAL ETHICS; Health Care, Economics, In Vitro Fertilization, Kevin O’ROURKE, O.P., J.C.D., Dennis Allowing to Die, Abortion, Handicapped, New BRODEUR, Ph.D.; Saint Louis University, borns, Organ Transplantation, Bioethics. School of Medicine.; 1985 (Fall). Graduate Medical Education. 31 p. Medical Ethics, 0048 PROFESSIONAL ISSUES IN MEDICAL Health Care, Third Party Consent, Allowing to PRACTICE; Rev. Dr. ALLSOP; Creighton Die, Human Experimentation, Death, Organ University, School of Medicine.; 1986 (Spring). Transplantation. Graduate. 4 p. Health Care, Bioethics, Death, Euthanasia, Allowing to Die, Resuscitation, 0055 VALUES AND ETHICS IN NURSING; Gina Organ T ransplantation. GIOVINCO, R.N., Ph.D.; University of Florida, College of Nursing.; 1984 (Spring). Graduate. 0049 ISSUES IN HEALTH CARE; Gail J. POVAR, 3 p. Values, Nursing Ethics, Decision Making, M.D., MPH; George Washington University, Patients’ Rights, Codes of Ethics. Dept, of Health Care Services.; 1985 (Fall). Graduate. 11 p. Physician Patient Relation 0056 ETHICAL PERSPECTIVES IN NURSING; ship, Aged, Medicine, Informed Consent, Gina GIOVINCO, R.N., Ph.D. L.J. Economics, Law, Justice, Handicapped, In MALASANOS, R.N., Ph.D.; University of fants, Resource Allocation. Florida, School of Nursing.; 1985. Graduate. 5 p. Nursing Ethics, Bioethics, Values, Codes of 0050 ETHICAL PRINCIPLES AND NORMS; Ethics, Health Care. Kevin O ’ROURKE, OP, JCD; Saint Louis University, Ctr. Hlth. Srv. Edu. & Res.; 1985 0057 MEDICAL ETHICS: A CASE STUDIES AP (Fall). Graduate. 22 p. Bioethics, Abortion, PROACH; David C. THOMASMA, Ph.D.; Roman Catholicism, Health Care. Loyola Univ. of Chicago, Stritch School of Medicine.; n.d. Graduate Medical Education. 0051 ISSUES IN COMMUNITY HEALTH; Philip 6 p. Handicapped, Newborns, Economics, BOYLE, O.P., S.T.L.; Saint Louis University, Ctr. Health Care, Confidentiality, Treatment Refusal, Hlth. Srv. Edu. & Res.; 1986 (Spring). Allowing to Die, Competence, Medical Ethics. Graduate. 17 p. Patients’ Rights, Physician

4 0058 MEDICAL ETHICS SEMINAR; Thomas R. ing Education. 2 p. Allowing to Die, Nursing McCORMICK, D.Min.; University of Ethics. Washington, School of Medicine.; 1986 (Spring). Graduate Medical Education. 1 p. 0065 BIOETHICAL DECISION-MAKING IN Medical Ethics, Ethics, Codes of Ethics, NURSING PRACTICE. (WORKSHOP); K. Dan Patients’ Rights, Physicians, Nursing Ethics, ner CLOUSER, B.D., Ph.D. Winifred PINCH, Decision Making. R.N., M.Ed.; St. Anselm College, Department of Nursing.; n.d. Continuing Education. 2 p. Al 0059 HUMAN FACE OF MEDICINE; Thomas R. lowing to Die, Nursing Ethics, Patients’ Rights, McCORMICK, D.Min.; University of Disclosure. Washington, School of Medicine.; 1986 (Winter). Graduate Medical Education. 2 p. 0066 CODE GRAY (WORKSHOP); Winifred Physician Patient Relationship, Patient Care, PINCH, R.N., Ed.D.; St. Anselm College, Hospitals.. School of Nursing.; n.d. Continuing Education. 2 p. Nursing Ethics, Decision Making. 0060 ETHICAL CHALLENGE OF MEDICINE; Thomas R. McCORMICK, D.Min.; University of 0067 MEDICAL ETHICS; Howard BRODY, M.D., Washington, School of Medicine.; 1986 Ph.D. Ken HOWE, Ph.D.; Michigan State (Winter). Graduate. 2 p. Medical Ethics, University, Medical Humanities Program.; 1986 Decision Making, Hospitals. (Fall). Graduate Medical Education. 50 p. Medical Ethics, Treatment Refusal, Informed 0061 ETHICAL ISSUES SURROUNDING Consent, Handicapped, Newborns, Physician DEATH.; Thomas R. McCORMICK, D.Min.; Patient Relationship, Allowing to Die. University of Washington, School of Medicine.; 1986 (Spring). Graduate Medical Education. 6 0068 RESPONSIBLE HUMAN LIFE.; James J. p. Death, Suicide, Patients’ Rights, Allowing to McCARTNEY, OSA, Ph.D.; St. Vincent de Paul Die, Euthanasia. Seminary.; 1985 (Fall). Graduate. 5 p. Roman Catholicism, Medical Ethics, Physician Patient 0062 MEDICAL ETHICS AND THE LIFE SCIEN Relationship, Health Care, Decision Making, CES.; Thomas R. McCORMICK, D.Min.; Death, Reproduction. University of Washington, School of Medicine.; 1985 (Fall). Graduate Medical Education. 2 p. 0069 ETHICAL, LEGAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES IN Bioethics, Resource Allocation, Abortion, MEDICINE.; Edmund G. HOWE, M.D., J.D.; Handicapped, Newborns, Euthanasia, In Uniformed Serv. Univ. Hlth. Scl., Department of formed Consent, Psychosurgery, Genetic Inter Psychiatry.; 1985 (Fall). Graduate Medical vention. Education. 18 p. Physician Patient Relation ship, Allowing to Die, Abortion, Genetic Screen- 0063 SOCIAL ISSUES IN MEDICINE.; Peter C. ing, Selection for Treatment, Research WILLIAMS., J.D., Ph.D.; S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook, Subjects. School of Medicine.; 1985-86 (Winter). Graduate Medical Education. 5 p. Medical 0070 MEDICINE 665; Robert A. PEARLMAN, Ethics, Treatment Refusal, Patients’ Rights, M.D., M.P.H.; University of Washington, School Euthanasia, AIDS, Health Care, Economics, of Medicine.; 1983 (Summer). Graduate Medi Malpractice, Peer Review. cal Education 16 p. Medical Ethics, Values, Physicians, Euthanasia, Paternalism, Informed 0064 PLEASE LET ME DIE? (WORKSHOP).; Consent, Resource Allocation. Winifred PINCH, R.N., MS; Saint Anselm Col lege, Gadbois Nursing Center.; 1983. Continu 0071 MEDICAL ETHICS; Larry SCHNEIDER- MAN, M.D. Allen SNYDER, J.D.; University of

5 California, Dept, of Family/Community Med.; vention, Abortion, Handicapped, Newborns, 1986 (Winter). Graduate Medical Education. 4 Childbirth. p. Medical Ethics, Abortion, Genetic Screening, Newborns, Paternalism, Physician Patient 0079 MORALE ET VIE HUMAINE (THL-13242); Relationship, Resource Allocation, Euthanasia. Henri BEAUMONT ; Université Laval, Theology.; 1984 (Winter). Graduate. 4 p. Contraception, 0072 HUMAN VALUES IN MEDICINE; Walter A. Eugenics, Artificial Insemination, Abortion, MARKOWICZ, Ph.D.; Wayne State University, Death, Christian Ethics. School of Medicine.; Year I. Graduate Medical Education. 3 p. Death, Allowing to Die, Treat 0080 LE RESPECT DE LA VIE (THL-6017); Jac ment Refusal, Informed Consent, Resource Al ques FERLAND; Université du Quebec, Theol location, Sexuality, Genetic Screening. ogy.; n.d. Graduate. 1 p. Value of Life, Abortion, Euthanasia, Artificial Insemination, 0073 HUMAN VALUES IN MEDICINE; Walter A. Sterilization, Capital Punishment. MARKOWICZ, Ph.D.; Wayne State University, School of Medicine.; Year II. Graduate Medical 0081 THEOLOGY 300; Bernard MacDONALD; Education. 4 p. Decision Making, Values, Con St. Francis Xavier University, Theology.; n.d. fidentiality, Reproduction, Resuscitation, In Undergraduate. 2 p. Ethics, Reproductive formed Consent. Technologies, Genetic Intervention, Euthanasia, Abortion, Contraception. 0074 INFORMED CONSENT SEMINAR; Tom L. BEAUCHAMP, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, 0082 CHRISTIAN BIOETHICS; Rev. Michael Kennedy Institute of Ethics.; 1986 (Spring). PRIEUR; King’s College/St. Peter’s Sem., Graduate. 6 p. Informed Consent, Medical Theology.; 1983-84. 3 p. Christian Ethics, Ethics, Human Experimentation, Self Deter Bioethics, Decision Making, Abortion, Death, mination, Competence, Disclosure. Reproductive Technologies, Genetic Interven tion, Euthanasia. 0075 RELIGION AND SOCIAL ISSUES; D. McCANCE; University of Manitoba, St. John’s 0083 ETHICAL PROBLEMS OF LIFE AND College.; 1984-85. Undergraduate 9 p. Be DEATH; Bela SOMFAI, S.J.; Regis College, havior Control, Genetic Intervention, In Vitro Toronto School of Theology.; n.d. Graduate. Fertilization, Abortion, Death, Organ Transplan 27 p. Quality of Life, Value of Life, Genetic tation, Homosexuals. Intervention, Reproductive Technology, Euthanasia, Medical Ethics. 0076 CONTEMPORARY MORAL PROBLEMS (RS211); Dr. J. GOULET; Mount St. Vincent 0084 BIOETHICS; Hubert DOUCET; St. Paul University, Religion.; n.d. Undergraduate. 6 p. University, Theology.; 1985 (Winter). Christian Ethics. Graduate. 3 p. Prenatal Diagnosis, Newborns, Euthanasia, Allowing to Die, Nurses, Reproduc 0077 PROBLEMS IN BIO-MEDICAL ETHICS tive Technologies, Doctor-Patient Relationship. (RELN 361); Prof. SCHUMAKER; Queen’s University, Religion.; 1984-85. Undergraduate. 0085 DROIT DES PERSONNES; Edith 2 p. Medical Ethics, Death, Physician, Patient DELEURY; Université Laval, Faculté de Droit.; Relationship, Values, Psychotherapy, Morality. 1985 (Winter). Graduate. 2 p. Artificial Insemi nation, In Vitro Fertilization, Host Mothers, 0078 PRINCIPLES IN BIOMEDICAL ETHICS; Dr. Prenatal Diagnosis, Genetic Intervention. Dietmar LAGE; University of Windsor.; n.d. Graduate. 2 p. Contraception, Genetic Inter 0086 CURRENT ISSUES IN CANADIAN HEALTH CARE; Jan STORCH; University of Alberta,

6 Health Service Administration.; 1984-85. 9 p. Dentistry, Professional Ethics, Physician- Graduate. 22 p. Health Care Delivery, Patient Relationship. Resource Allocation, Medical Ethics, Informed Consent. 0094 BIO-MEDICAL ETHICS; E. WINKLER; University of British Columbia, Philosophy.; 0087 SELECTED TOPICS IN HEALTH SER n.d. Undergraduate. 3 p. Abortion, VICES ADMINISTRATION; Jan STORCH; Euthanasia, Physician-Patient Relationship, In University of Alberta, Health Services Ad formed Consent, Resource Allocation, Genetic ministration.; 1984-85. Graduate. 17 p. In Intervention. formed Consent, Death, Reproductive Technologies, Resource Allocation, Occupa 0095 BIOETHICS—AN INQUIRY INTO tional Diseases. SELECTED ISSUES; G. NATHAN D. URSINO; Brock, Biology/Philosophy.; n.d. Under 0088 ETHICS IN HEALTH CARE; Pran MANGA; graduate. 5 p. Genetic Intervention, Reproduc University of Ottawa, Administration.; 1984 tive Technologies, Abortion, Death, Euthanasia, (Fall). Graduate. 5 p. Genetic Intervention, Health Care Delivery, Behavior Control. Reproductive Technologies, Resource Alloca tion, Death, Euthanasia, Rights. 0096 BIOMEDICAL ETHICS; Mike BURGESS; Calgary, Philosophy.; n.d. Undergraduate. 2 0089 PROBLÈMES EN GESTION DES SER p. Ethics, Informed Consent, Death, VICES DE SANTÉ; Jacqueline FORTIN; Euthanasia, Human Experimentation, Resource Université de Montreal, Health Administration.; Allocation, Handicapped, Newborns, Abortion. 1986 (Winter). Graduate. 10 p. Ethics, Law, Medicine, Decision Making, Values, Con 0097 ETHICS AND MEDICINE; Susan SHER- science, Resource Allocation, Ethics Commit WIN; Dalhousie, Philosophy.; 1984 (Fall). Un tees. dergraduate. 14 p. Medical Ethics, Paternalism, Physician-Patient Relationship, 0090 DENTAL ETHICS AND JURISPRUDENCE; Nurses, Informed Consent, Disclosure, Human Peter GRAHAM; McGill University, Community Experimentation. Dentistry.; 1984-85. Graduate Dental Educa tion. 4 p. Dentistry, Professional Ethics, 0098 BIOÉTHIQUE ET PHILOSOPHIE; Andre Negligence. JEAN; Université Laval, Philosophy.; n.d. Graduate. 3 p. Medical Ethics. 0091 ETHICAL AND BUSINESS ASPECTS OF DENTAL PRACTICE, R.E. McDERMOTT, 0099 MORAL ISSUES; J.E. THOMAS; un D.D.S.; University of Saskatchewan, Comm, known, Philosophy/Religious Studies.; 1984- and Pediatric Dentistry.; n.d. Graduate Dental 85. Undergraduate. 3 p. Physician, Patient Education. 2 p. Dentistry, Professional Ethics, Relationship, Abortion, Genetic Screening, Physician-Patient Relationship, Economics. Death, Reproductive Technologies, Human Ex perimentation. 0092 COMMUNITY DENTISTRY; Prof. MAYHALL; University of Toronto, Dentistry.; 0100 ETHICAL ISSUES; B. CUPPLES; New 1984. Graduate Dental Education. 24 p. Den Brunswick, Philosophy.; 1983 [Fall]. Under tistry, Professional Ethics, Physician-Patient graduate. 3 p. Human Experimentation, Relationship. Euthanasia, Abortion, Death, Codes of Ethics, Patients’ Rights, Informed Consent. 0093 PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT; Wesley DUNN; University of Western Ontario, Den 0101 PHILOSOPHY 301; Pall S. ARDAI; tistry.; 1984 (Fall). Graduate Dental Education. Queen’s University, Philosophy.; 1985. 9 p.

7 Patients’ Rights, Paternalism, Abortion, Euthanasia, Human Experimentation, Informed 0109 MEDICAL ETHICS AND Consent. JURISPRUDENCE; J.A.L GILBERT; Univer sity of Alberta, School of Medicine.; 1984/85. 0102 BIOMEDICAL ETHICS; J.V. PENNA; St. Graduate Medical Education. 6 p. Professional Thomas More College, Philosophy.; 1984-85. Ethics, Law, Medicine, Informed Consent, Undergraduate. 3 p. Ethics, Personhood, Malpractice, Physician Patient Relationship. Patients’ Rights, Disclosure, Abortion, Death, Euthanasia, Resource Allocation, Human Ex 0110 BIOETHICS; Charles BODEMER E.H.W. perimentation. KLUGE; University of British Columbia, School of Medicine.; n.d. Seminar. 2 p. Bioethics, 0103 MORAL PROBLEMS IN THE HEALTH Decision Making, Paternalism. CARE OF THE AGED; D. ZIMMERMAN; Simon Fraser University, Philosophy.; Spring 1985. 0111 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT; J. WECKMAN; Undergraduate. 2 p. Aged, Euthanasia, Allow Dalhousie, School of Medicine.; 1984/85. ing to Die, Confidentiality, Death, Competence, Graduate Medical Education. 4 p. Law, Informed Consent, Disclosure, Justice. Medicine, Physician Patient Relationship, Death, Resource Allocation. 0104 [MEDICINE AND THE LAW] (4 COURSES); A. LYNCH; St. Michael’s College, Philosophy.; 0112 ÉTHIQUE MÉDICAL; David ROY, Ph.D. n.d. Undergraduate. 3 p. Ethics, Law, Harry GRANTHAM, M.D.; Université Laval, Medicine, Human Experimentation, Mental Philosophy.; n.d. Undergraduate. 14 p. Health, Values. Prolongation of Life, Aged, Abortion, Prenatal Diagnosis, Newborns, Handicapped, 0105 MORALITY, MEDICINE AND THE LAW; Psychiatry. L.W. SUMNER; University of Toronto, Philosophy.; 1984/Fall. Undergraduate. 4 p. 0113 ETHICAL ISSUES; Arnold JOHNSON Reproductive Technologies, Genetic Interven Stephen TOULMIN; McMaster University, tion, Abortion, Newborns, Euthanasia. School of Medicine.; 1983. Graduate Medical Education. 14 p. Informed Consent, Dis 0106 BIOMEDICAL ETHICS; Barry HOF- closure, Confidentiality, Prolongation of Life. FMASTER Gwen FRASER; University of Western Ontario, Philosophy.; 1984/85. Un 0114 MEDICAL ETHICS AND dergraduate. 3 p. Handicapped, Newborns, JURISPRUDENCE; David ROY, Ph.D.; McGill Paternalism, Treatment Refusal, Counseling, University, School of Medicine.; 1985/Spring. Confidentiality, Physician Patient Relationship. Graduate Medical Education. 14 p. Prolonga tion of Life, Informed Consent, Law, Medicine, 0107 ETHICS IN MEDICINE AND LAW; D. WAL Aged, Psychiatry. TON; University of Winnipeg, Philosophy.; n.d. Undergraduate. 2 p. Physician Patient 0115 TEACHING OF MEDICAL ETHICS; C. Relationship, Law, Medicine, Euthanasia, HEUGHAN, M.D. J. ROSS, M.D.; unknown; Decision Making. 1983. Graduate Medical Education. 6 p. Bioethics, Physician Patient Relationship, 0108 PROBLEMS IN BIOMEDICAL ETHICS; J. Human Experimentation, Handicapped, Ter NAPIER; Champlain Reg. Coll.-Lennoxville, minal Care, Aged. Philosophy.; 1984/Winter. Undergraduate. 3 p. Physician Patient Relationship, Human Ex 0116 QU’EST-CE QUE LA BIOÉTHIQUE; Guy perimentation, Euthanasia, Abortion, Behavior DURAND; Université de Montreal, School of Control, Genetic Intervention. Medicine.; 1984/85. Graduate Medical Educa

8 tion. 27 p. Bioethics, Terminal Care, Undergraduate. 2 p. Bioethics, Law, Medicine, Euthanasia, Suicide, Abortion, Prenatal Diag Values, Decision Making. nosis, Sterilization, Mentally Handicapped. 0124 ÉTHIQUE MÉDICALE; Marcel J. 0117 MORAL SIDE OF MEDICINE; C. Donald MELANÇON, Ph.D.; Université Laval, MacNIVEN; York University, Philosophy.; Philosophy.; 1982. Undergraduate. 4 p. 1983/84. Undergraduate. 3 p. Bioethics, Reproductive Technologies, Sterilization, Abor Human Experimentation, Resource Allocation, tion, Suicide, Prenatal Diagnosis, Terminal Abortion, Physician Patient Relationship, Care, Sexuality. Euthanasia, Behavior Control. 0125 ISSUES IN PROFESSIONAL NURSING 0118 ETHICS FORUM: ETHICAL DILEMMAS IN AND HEALTH CARE; Myrtle CRAWFORD; MEDICINE; AlexM. BRYANS; Queen’s Univer University of Saskatchewan, College of Nurs sity, School of Medicine.; 1985/Spring. ing.; 1984/85. Undergraduate. 10 p. Nursing Graduate Medical Education. 4 p. Informed Ethics, Professional Ethics, Values, Self Deter Consent, Decision Making, Resource Alloca mination, Death, Physician Nurse Relationship. tion, Death, Professional Ethics, Ethics Commit tees, Human Experimentation. 0126 PROFESSIONAL, ETHICAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF NURSING; Abbyann LYNCH J. 0119 MAN, MEDICINE AND SOCIETY; K.R. WILSON; University of Toronto, College of HAIGHT; University of Saskatchewan, School Nursing.; 1985/Spring. Undergraduate. 16 p. of Medicine.; 1985/Spring. Graduate Medical Nursing Ethics, Physician Nurse Relationship, Education. 11 p. Paternalism, Decision Law, Medicine, Ethics. Making, Prolongation of Life, Abortion, Treat ment Refusal, Bioethics. 0127 NURSING AND HEALTH NEEDS; STAFF; Foothills Hospital, School of Nursing.; n.d. Un 0120 MEDICAL HUMANITIES; Abbyann dergraduate. 10 p. Nursing Ethics, Values, LYNCH; University of Toronto, School of Decision Making, Professional Ethics. Medicine.; n.d. Graduate Medical Education. 6 p. Genetic Intervention, Informed Consent, 0128 HEALTH SCIENCES ETHICS; Marilynn Death, Psychiatry, Religion, Abortion, Mentally BERG; Grant MacEwan Community College, Handicapped, Bioethics. Health Science.; 1985/Spring. Undergraduate. 5 p. Ethics, Informed Consent, Death, Human 0121 MEDICINE AND SOCIETY; STAFF; Experimentation, Abortion, Reproductive Tech University of Western Ontario, School of nologies, Professional Ethics. Medicine.; 1985/Winter. Graduate Medical Education. 2 p. Confidentiality, Law, Medicine, 0129 ETHICS IN THE HEALTH SCIENCES; Abortion, Euthanasia, Terminal Care, Prenatal STAFF; British Columbia Inst, of Tech., Con Diagnosis, Living Wills. tinuing Education.; n.d. Continuing Education. 3 p. Professional Ethics, Decision Making, 0122 PROFESSIONAL ISSUES [IN NURSING]; Values. J. ERICKSEN M. REGESTER; University of British Columbia, School of Nursing.; 0130 PROFESSIONAL, ETHICAL AND MORAL 1985/Spring. Undergraduate. 4 p. Nursing ISSUES IN NURSING; G. SINCLAIR Veronica Ethics. M. ROCHFORD; College of New Caledonia, Health Sciences.; 1983/Spring. Under 0123 PROBLÈMES CONTEMPORAINS graduate. 22 p. Nursing Ethics, Rights, D'ÉTHIQUE; Marcel J. MELANÇON, Ph.D.; Decision Making, Death, Resource Allocation. Université Laval, Philosophy.; 1984/Winter.

9 0131 PATIENT RIGHTS AND RESPON 0140 INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS; STAFF; SIBILITIES; C. McFADYEN; Okanagan Col Cambrian Coll. Appl. Arts & Sci., School of lege, Health Science.; 1983. Undergraduate. 6 Nursing.; 1984/Fall. Undergraduate. 6 p. p. Nursing Ethics, Patients’ Rights, Informed Nursing Ethics, Communications. Consent. 0141 BIOÉTHIQUE PROFESS I ON ELLE; 0132 PROFESSIONAL SEMINARS; STAFF; STAFF; C.E.G.E.P. Hautrive, School of Nurs Camosun College, School of Nursing.; ing.; n.d. Undergraduate. 3 p. Reproductive 1984/Winter. Undergraduate. 17 p. Nursing Technologies, Value of Life, Abortion, Bioethics, Ethics, Law, Medicine, Confidentiality. Contraception.

0133 CORE ON ETHICS AND MORAL 0142 MEDICINE, ETHICS AND THE LAW; S.T. DECISION MAKING; STAFF; Grace General FIRTH, M.D.; University of Ottawa, School of Hospital, School of Nursing.; 1984/Summer. Medicine.; 1984/Fall. Graduate Medical Undergraduate. 7 p. Nursing Ethics, Values, Education. 10 p. Euthanasia, Law, Medicine, Decision Making, Euthanasia. Informed Consent, Confidentiality, Reproduc tive Technologies, Death. 0134 NURSES MORAL/ETHICAL RESPON SIBILITIES; STAFF; Red River Community Col 0143 ADVANCED SEMINAR IN THE ETHICAL lege, School of Nursing.; 1983/Spring. DIMENSIONS OF MEDICAL PRACTICE; Undergraduate. 3 p. Ethics, Nursing Ethics, Stephen WEAR, Ph.D.; S.U.N.Y. at Buffalo, Economics, Biomedical Technologies. Philosophy Department.; n.d. Graduate Medi cal Education. 2 p. Euthanasia, Handicapped, 0135 GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT; STAFF; Physician Patient Relationship, Rights. Grace General Hospital, School of Nursing.; 1984/Spring. Undergraduate. 7 p. Nursing 0144 CLINICAL DECISION MAKING; David G. Ethics, Patients’ Rights. SMITH; Temple University, School of Medicine.; 1986/Spring. Graduate Medical 0136 NURSING-PROFESSIONAL DEVELOP Education. 16 p. Physician Patient Relation MENT; STAFF; Aberdeen Hospital, School of ship, Informed Consent, Rights, Self Determina Nursing.; n.d. Undergraduate. 7 p. Nursing tion, Beneficence. Ethics, Patients’ Rights, Values, Rights, Dis closure, Decision Making. 0145 PROSEMINAR IN BIOETHICS; LeRoy WALTERS, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, Ken 0137 MORAL DILEMMAS OF THE 80’S; Mary nedy Institute of Ethics.; 1986/Fall. Graduate. FENWICK; Sir Stanford Flemming College, 6 p. Bioethics, Human Experimentation, School of Nursing.; 1984/Winter. Under Reproductive Technologies. graduate. 2 p. Nursing Ethics, Ethics. 0146 ADVANCED BIOETHICS; J.E. THOMAS; 0138 NURSING PROCESS AND COMMUNICA unknown Philosophy.; 1984/1985. Under TIONS; STAFF; Sheridan College, School of graduate. 2 p. Euthanasia, Allowing to Die, Nursing.; 1983/Fall. Undergraduate. 9 p. Newborns, Death, Quality of Life, Handicapped, Nursing Ethics, Codes of Ethics, Ethics. Genetic Screening.

0139 PROFESSIONAL ETHICS; STAFF; Cen 0147 SÉMINAIRE INTERDISCIPLINAIRE DE tennial Col. Appl. Art & Sci., School of Nursing.; RECHERCHE EN ÉTHIQUE MÉDICALE; Mar 1983/Fall. Undergraduate. 21 p. Nursing cel J. MELANÇON; Université Laval, Depart Ethics, Codes of Ethics, Law, Communication. ment of Philosophy.; 1985/Winter. Graduate. 2 p. Reproductive Technologies, In Vitro Fer-

10 tilization, Host Mothers, Artificial Insemination, School of Medicine.; 1985/1986. Graduate Genetic Intervention. Medical Education. 5 p. Paternalism, Informed Consent, Disclosure, Confidentiality, Genetic 0148 DECISION MAKING IN MEDICINE; Dlet- Intervention, Newborns, Handicapped, mar LAGE; University of Windsor, Department Biomedical Research. of Philosophy.; n.d. Undergraduate. 1 p. Euthanasia, Resource Allocation, Physician 0156 PHILOSOPHY AND MEDICINE II; Loretta Patient Relationship, Confidentiality, Behavior KOPELMAN, M.D.; East Carolina University, Control, Disclosure, Psychiatry. School of Medicine.; 1985/1986. Graduate Medical Education. 5 p. Values, Allowing to 0149 LES SUICIDES: INTERPRÉTATION CUL Die, Literature, Medicine, Abortion, Resource TURELLE ET INTERROGATIONS ÉTHIQUE; Allocation.. Houbert DOUCET; St. Paul University, Theol ogy Department.; n.d. Graduate. 1 p. Suicide. 0157 RESPONSIBILITIES OF MEDICAL PRAC TICE; Albert JONSEN, Ph.D. William 0150 CONVICTIONS ÉTHIQUES ET POLITI ATCHLEY, M.D.; U. of Cal./San Francisco, QUES ET SOCIALES DANS LES SOCIETES School of Medicine.; 1986/Spring. Graduate PLURALISTES; Hubert DOUCET; St. Paul Medical Education. 58 p. (Oversize; $10.) University, Theology Department.; 1984-1985. Death, Physician Patient Relationship, AIDS, Undergraduate. 1 p. Law, Morality, Abortion, Law, Medicine, Allowing to Die, Informed Con Euthanasia, Reproductive Technologies. sent, Sexuality.

0151 SEX, TECHNOLOGY AND MORALITY; 0158 ETHICAL AND LEGAL DECISIONS FOR Verna CASE Lance STELL; Davidson College, THE CRITICAL AND TERMINAL PATIENT; Al Biology Department.; 1986/Spring. Under bert JONSEN, Ph.D.; U. of Cal./San Francisco, graduate. 4 p. Reproductive Technologies, School of Medical Ethics.; 1985/Spring. Genetic Intervention, Newborns, Handicapped, Graduate Medical Education. 8 p. Terminally Genetic Screening, Contraception.. III, Physician Patient Relationship, Informed Consent, Minors, Economics, Patient Care. 0152 PERSPECTIVES IN VETERINARY MEDICINE; STAFF; Michigan State University, 0159 THE BODY AND ITS PARTS AS PROPER College of Veterinary Medicine.; 1985/Fall. TY; James F. CHILDRESS, Ph.D.; Georgetown Graduate Veterinary Medicine. 3 p. Veterinary University, Kennedy Institute of Ethics.; Ethics. 1987/Spring. Graduate. 4 p. Law, Medicine, Organ Transplantation, Religion, Reproductive 0153 AGING, ETHICS AND HEALTH CARE FOR Technologies. THE ELDERLY; Steven LIPSON, M.D., M.P.H. Laurence B. McCULLOUGH, Ph.D.; Geor 0160 ETHICAL ISSUES IN PEDIATRICS getown University, School of Medicine.; MEDICINE; Frederic D. BURG, M.D. Frank M. 1985/Fall. Graduate Medical Education. 3 p. HARRAN, M.Div.; University of Pennsylvania, Aged, Health Care, Paternalism, Competence. School of Medicine.; n.d. Graduate Medical Education. 4 p. Ethics, Confidentiality, Self 0154 LITERATURE AND MEDICINE; Loretta Determination, Resource Allocation, Physician KOPELMAN, M.D.; East Carolina University, Patient Relationship, Informed Consent, Allow School of Medicine.; 1985/1986. Graduate ing to Die. Medical Education. 1 p. Literature, Medicine.. 0161 GRADUATE SEMINAR IN MEDICAL 0155 PHILOSOPHY AND MEDICINE I; Loretta EDUCATION; David S. SMITH, M.D. Susan C. KOPELMAN, M.D.; East Carolina University, DAY, M.D., M.P.H.; University of Pennsylvania,

11 School of Medicine.; 1985/1986. Graduate 0168 ETHICS AND MEDICINE: A SURVEY; Earl Medical Education. 2 p. AIDS, Terminally III, In SHELP, Ph.D.; Baylor University, College of Vitro Fertilization, Newborns, Economics, Medicine.; n.d./Summer. Graduate Medical Handicapped, Allowing to Die, Informed Con Education. 3 p. Literature, Medicine, Physician sent. Patient Relationship.

0162 MEDICAL ETHICS; Chris HACKLER, 0169 MEDICAL ETHICS: THE FOUNDATION OF Ph.D.; U. Arkansas for Medical Sciences, CLINICAL CARE; Bernard TOWERS, M.D.; U. Division of Medical Humanities.; 1985/Fall. California at Los Angeles, School of Medicine.; Graduate Medical Education. 5 p. Informed 1986. Graduate Medical Education. 3 p. In Consent, Treatment Refusal, Confidentiality, formed Consent, Human Experimentation, Ter Euthanasia, Resource Allocation, Physician minally III, Abortion, Resource Allocation, Patient Relationship. Death, Euthanasia.

0163 BIOMEDICAL ETHICS; Chris HACKLER, 0171 ETHICS AND THE HEALTH PROFES Ph.D. Dorle VAWTER, M.A.; U. Arkansas for SIONS; Ernest WALLWORK; Syracuse Univer Medical Sciences, Division of Medical sity, Department of Religion.; 1986/Fall. Humanities.; 1986/Spring. Graduate Medical Graduate, Upper Level Undergraduate. 3 p. Education. 4 p. Physician Patient Relationship, Ethics, Treatment Refusal, Paternalism, In Economics, Competence, Paternalism, In formed Consent, Confidentiality, Human Ex formed Consent, Organ Transplantation, AIDS, perimentation, Euthanasia. Psychiatry, Death. 0171 ETHICS AND THE HEALTH PROFES 0164 MEDICAL ETHICS I; Ernie YOUNG, Ph.D.; SIONS; Thomas CURLEY Joel POTASH; Le- Stanford University, School of Medicine.; Moyne College, Philosophy Department.; 1986/Winter. Graduate Medical Education. 3 p. 1986/Spring. Graduate and Upper Level Under Resource Allocation, Terminally III, Reproduc graduate. 4 p. Ethics, Treatment Refusal, tive Technologies, Allowing to Die, Newborns, Patients’ Rights, Human Experimentation, Confidentiality, Paternalism. Physician Patient Relationship, Euthanasia, Resource Allocation. 0165 MEDICAL ETHICS II; Ernie YOUNG, Ph.D.; Stanford University, School of Medicine.; 0172 ETHICS AND THE HEALTH PROFES 1986/Spring. Graduate Medical Education. 5 SIONS; Robert W. DALY Robert FLOWER; p. Ethics, Genetic Intervention, Handicapped State University of New York, Health Sciences Newborns, AIDS, Economics, Organ Center.; 1984/Spring. Graduate and Upper Transplantation. Level Undergraduate. 4 p. Allowing to Die, Paternalism, Death, Abortion, Ethics, Rights, 0166 BIOETHICAL ISSUES; Byron CHELL, J.D.; Genetic Intervention. U. California Davis, School of Medicine.; n.d./Spring. Graduate Medical Education. 3 p. 0173 CONCEPT OF NURSING XIX; Sharon Informed Consent, Allowing to Die, Reproduc MULLEN; Ohio University, School of Nursing; tive Technologies, Organ Transplantation, 1986 (Fall). Undergraduate. 18 p. Nursing Handicapped, Newborns, Abortion. Ethics, Decision Making, Values, Ethics.

0167 SEXUALITY AND BIOETHICS; Earl 0174 ETHICAL DECISION MAKING FOR NUR SHELP, Ph.D.; Baylor University, College of SES; Jeanne GELMAN; Widener University, Medicine.; n.d. Graduate Medical Education. School of Nursing; 1987 (Fall). Undergraduate. 3 p. Morality, Sexuality, AIDS. 5 p. Nursing Ethics, Decision Making, Values.

12 0175 DYNAMICS OF PROFESSIONAL PRAC Ethics, Ethics, Codes of Ethics, Rights, Death, TICE; Joanne GUENDLING; Ball State Univer Self Determination, Resource Allocation. sity, School of Nursing; n.d. Undergraduate. 8 p. Nursing Ethics, Law, Public Policy, Health 0183 ISSUES OF NURSING II; Suzanne Care. GROSS, Patricia SIMONI; West Virginia Univer sity, School of Nursing. 1987-88. Under 0176 ETHICAL ISSUES IN HEALTH CARE; graduate. 93 p. (Oversize; $10.) Nursing Ethics, Judith ERLEN; University of Pittsburgh, School Values, Decision Making. of Nursing; 1987 (Fall). Undergraduate. 25 p. Nursing Ethics, Ethics, Values, Rights, 0184 ISSUES OF NURSING III; Jessie SAMS; Reproductive Technologies, Handicapped, West Virginia University, School of Nursing; Death, Informed Consent, Public Policy. 1987 (Spring). Undergraduate. 106 p. (Over size; $10.) Nursing Ethics, Ethics, Values, 0177 VALUE ANALYSIS IN NURSING; Marlon Human Experimentation, Rights, Reproductive ANEMA; Texas Women’s University, College of Technologies, Handicapped, Newborns, Nursing; n.d. Undergraduate. 3 p. Nursing Euthanasia. Ethics, Values, Decision Making, Ethics, Health Care Delivery, Law. 0185 GENETICS IN MEDICINE: HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES; Eric 0178 ETHICAL DIMENSIONS OF NURSING JUENGST, Ph.D.; University of San Francisco, PRACTICE; Jane COON; University of School of Medicine; 1987 (Fall). Graduate Michigan, School of Nursing; n.d. Under Medical Education. 4 p. Genetic Intervention, graduate. 7 p. Nursing Ethics, Ethics, Decision Genetic Counseling, Gene Therapy, Prenatal Making, Professional Ethics, Values, Morality, Diagnosis. Patients’ Rights. 0186 RESPONSIBILITIES OF MEDICAL PRAC 0179 ETHICS IN HEALTH CARE; Minerva AP TICE; Albert JONSEN, Ph.D.; University of San PLEGATE; University of South Florida, College Francisco, School of Medicine; 1987 (May). of Nursing; 1987 (Fall). Undergraduate. 3 p. Graduate Medical Education. 90 p. (Oversize; Nursing Ethics, Decision Making, Ethics, Health $10.) Allowing to Die, Informed Consent, Law, Care. Medicine, Economics, Resource Allocation.

0180 PROFESSIONAL DIMENSIONS OF NURS 0187 ETHICAL DIMENSIONS OF CLINICAL ING; Barbara TALENTO; California State MEDICINE; Stephen WEAR; State University University at Fullerton, School of Nursing; n.d. of New York at Buffalo, School of Medicine; Undergraduate. 27 p. Nursing Ethics, Ethics, 1985 (December). Graduate Medical Educa Law, Professional Ethics, Decision Making, tion. 3 p. Ethics, Law, Informed Consent, Patients’ Rights. Economics, Euthanasia, Competence, Allowing to Die, Paternalism. 0181 LEGAL AND ETHICAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN CLIENT CARE; Marg HEGGE; South 0188 BIOETHICS AND THE LAW; Henry MINI- Dakota State University, College of Nursing; CH, J.D.; University of Miami, School of Law; n.d. Undergraduate. 3 p. Nursing Ethics, Law, 1986 (Fall). Graduate Legal Education. 4 p. Medicine, Ethics. Law, Ethics, Informed Consent, Human Ex perimentation, Organ Transplantation, 0182 ETHICS FOR PROFESSIONALS IN NURS Resource Allocation, Death, Allowing to Die, ING; John LINCOURT; University of North Newborns, Reproductive Technologies, Abor Carolina, Department of Philosophy; 1986 tion, Genetic Intervention. (Fall). Undergraduate/Graduate. 5 p. Nursing

13 0189 SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN BIOETHICS; John C. FLETCHER, Ph.D.; National Institutes 0196 MEDICAL ETHICS AND A THEOLOGY OF of Health, Foundation for the Advancement of HEALTH; Charles VILLA-VICENCIO, John DE Education in Science; 1987 (Spring). Graduate. GRUCHY; (unknown); 1988. Graduate. 5 p. 45 p. Ethics, Prenatal Diagnosis, Genetic Inter Ethics, Reproductive Technologies, Abortion, vention, In Vitro Fertilization, Animal Experimen Allowing to Die, Resource Allocation, Physician tation, Human Experimentation, Allowing to Die, Patient Relationship, Religion, Death. AIDS, Newborns. 0197 ETHICS AND ITS APPLICATION TO AD 0190 ETHICS AND GENETIC TECHNOLOGIES; VANCED PROFESSIONAL NURSING; Carol LeRoy WALTERS, Ph.D.; Georgetown Univer GILBERT; Pace University, Llenhard School of sity, Kennedy Institute of Ethics; 1987 (Spring). Nursing; 1987 (Fall). Undergraduate/Graduate. Graduate. 6 p. Genetic Intervention, Gene 5 p. Nursing Ethics, Ethics, Decision Making, Therapy, GenetiG Counseling. Values, Codes of Ethics.

0191 BIOETHICS AND THE LAW; Alan WEIS- 0198 HUMAN VALUES: EXPERIMENTATION BARD, J.D.; Yeshiva University, Cardozo ON HUMAN SUBJECTS; Eric MESLIN, Ph.D.; School of Law; 1986 (Fall). Graduate Legal University of Toronto, Sunnybrook Medical Education. 7 p. Organ Transplantation, Human Centre, Clinical Ethics Centre; 1988 (Fall). Experimentation, Informed Consent, Death, Al Graduate Medical Education. 9 p. Human Ex lowing to Die, Resource Allocation, Reproduc perimentation, Informed Consent, Codes of tive Technologies, Genetic Intervention. Ethics, Ethics Committee, Aged, AIDS.

0192 THEORIES OF MEDICAL ETHICS; Robert 0199 ETHICAL ISSUES IN NURSING; Martin VEATCH, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, Ken BENJAMIN, Joy CURTIS; Michigan State nedy Institute of Ethics; 1987. Graduate. 12 p. University, Department of Philosophy; 1987 Ethics, Professional Ethics, Religious Ethics, (Winter). Undergraduate. 3 p. Ethics, Nursing Codes of Ethics. Ethics, Public Policy, Physician Nurse Relation ship. 0193 MEDICAL ETHICS AND JURISPRUDENCE; STAFF; McGill University, 0200 ETHICS; Richard SCHOENIG; San An Faculty of Medicine; 1987 (Spring). Graduate tonio College, Nursing Education; n.d. Under Medical Education. 16 p. Health Care, Informed graduate. 1 p. Ethics, Morality. Consent, Allowing to Die, Malpractice, Law, Newborns, Handicapped, Organ Transplanta 0201 PROFESSIONAL NURSING; STAFF; Mid tion, AIDS. western State University, Health Sciences Division; 1988 (Spring). Undergraduate. 4 p. 0194 THEOLOGY AND BIOETHICS; John R. Nursing Ethics, Values, Paternalism, Profes WILLIAMS; Clinical Research Institute of sional Ethics. Montreal; n.d. (Fall). Graduate. 4 p. Bioethics, Organ Transplantation, Religious Ethics, Death, 0202 ETHICS; David LAW; San Antonio Col Informed Consent. lege, Nursing Education; n.d. Undergraduate. 1 p. Ethics. 0195 MEDICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SO CIAL IMPLICATIONS OF AIDS; Ralph 0203 BIOETHICS FOR NURSES; Daniel Ch. JOHNSTON; State University of New York at OVERDUIN; Dietrich Bonhoffer International Stonybrook, School of Allied Health Profes Institute for Bioethical Studies (Adelaide, sions; 1987 (February). Graduate Medical Australia); 1987 (December). Graduate. 196 p. Education. 7 p. AIDS, Decision Making. (Oversize; $10.) Bioethics, Abortion, Codes of

14 Ethics, Abortion, Handicapped, Aged, Patients’ Rights, Human Experimentation, Reproductive Technologies, AIDS, Right to Reproductive Technologies, Genetic Interven Treatment, Genetic Intervention, Self Deter tion, Organ Transplantation, Allowing to Die, mination. Newborns.

0204 ETHICS; Kit CHRISTENSEN; Bemidji 0211 CIVIL RIGHTS OF HANDICAPPED PER State University, Philosophy Department; 1987 SONS; Stanley HERR; University of Maryland, (Spring). Undergraduate. 1 p. Allowing to Die, School of Law; 1987 (Spring). Graduate Legal Suicide, War, Handicapped, Newborns, Abor Education. 5 p. Law, Handicapped, Involuntary tion, Animal Experimentation. Civil Commitment, Rights, Resource Allocation, Informed Consent, Right to Treatment, Treat 0205 ETHICS IN NURSING: A CASE ANALYSIS ment Refusal, Patients’ Rights. APPROACH; Judith ERLEN, Ph.D.; University of Pittsburgh, School of Nursing; 1986 (Winter). 0212 ANTITRUST AND HEALTH CARE SEMI Undergraduate. 6 p. Ethics, Nursing Ethics, NAR; NOONBERG; University of Maryland, Paternalism, Confidentiality, Self Determina School of Law; 1987 (Fall). Graduate Legal tion, Informed Consent, Patients’ Rights. Education. 4 p. Law, Economics, Resource Al location. 0206 ETHICAL ISSUES IN HEALTH CARE; Winifred PINCH; St. Anselm College, Depart 0213 LAW AND PSYCHIATRY; Jonas RAP- ment of Nursing; 1988 (Spring). Under PEPORT, J.D. Ellen CALLEGARY, J.D.; Univer graduate. 11 p. Ethics, Abortion, Reproductive sity of Maryland, School of Law; n.d. (Fall). Technologies, Genetic Intervention, Human Ex Graduate Legal Education. 4 p. Law, Involuntary perimentation, Informed Consent, Allowing to Civil Commitment, Dangerousness, Treatment Die, Newborns, Organ Transplantation, In Refusal, Right to Treatment, Informed Consent, voluntary Civil Commitment, AIDS, Sexuality. Confidentiality, Malpractice.

0207 LAW AND MEDICINE; Karen ROTHEN- 0214 LEGAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES IN BERG; University of Maryland, School of Law; BIOTECHNOLOGY; STAFF; University of 1988 (Fall). Graduate Legal Education. 2 p. Law, Maryland, School of Law; n.d. Graduate Legal Medicine, Informed Consent, Malpractice. Education. 5 p. Law, Medicine, Genetic Inter vention, Public Policy, Genetic Counseling, 0208 LAW AND MEDICINE; Karen ROTHEN- Confidentiality. BERG; University of Maryland, School of Law; 1987 (Fall). Graduate Legal Education. 3 p. Law, 0215 LEGAL PROBLEMS OF THE ELDERLY; Medicine, Professional Ethics, Physician David AFFELDT; University of Maryland, Patient Relationship, Informed Consent, AIDS, School of Law; 1986 (Fall). Graduate Legal Allowing to Die. Education. 6 p. Law, Allowing to Die, Aged.

0209 HEALTH CARE LAW; Karen ROTHEN- 0216 LEGAL AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF THE BERG; University of Maryland, School of Law; ELDERLY, STAFF, University of Maryland, n.d. (Spring). Graduate Legal Education. 2 p. School of Law; n.d.(Fall). Graduate Legal Healthcare, Law, Economics, Resource Alloca Education. 11 p. Aged, Law, Economics, Public tion. Policy, Health Care, Living Wills, Allowing to Die, Decision Making. 0210 LAW AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES SEMI NAR; Karen ROTHENBERG; University of 0217 INTERDISCIPLINARY COURSE ON SPE Maryland, School of Law; 1988 (Fall). Graduate CIAL TOPICS IN HEALTH CARE; STAFF; Legal Education. 5 p. Professional Ethics, Law, University of Maryland, School of Law; n.d.

15 Graduate Legal Education. 2 p. Law, Public Transplantation, Allowing to Die, Reproductive Policy, Economics, Health Care, Ethics, Technologies, Competence. Physician Patient Relationship. 0225 HEALTH LAW SEMINAR; Roger 0218 BIOETHICS; George SMITH, J.D.; SCHWARTZ; Georgetown University Law Cen Catholic University, School of Law; 1988 (Fall). ter; 1988 (Spring). Graduate Legal Education. Graduate Legal Education. 1 p. Bioethics, Law, 7 p. Law, Resource Allocation, Public Policy, Allowing to Die, Reproductive Technologies, Economics, Health Care. Behavior Control. 0226 HEALTH CARE REGULATION; Susan 0219 LAW AND MEDICINE; STROUD; Indiana MARTYN; University of Toledo, School of Law; University, School of Law; 1988 (Spring). 1988 (Fall). Graduate Legal Education. 4 p. Law, Graduate Legal Education. 8 p. Law, Codes of Health Care, Physician Patient Relationship, Ethics, Bioethics, Allowing to Die, Living Wills, Economics, Resource Allocation. Informed Consent, AIDS. 0227 LAW, MEDICINE AND SCIENCE; Susan 0220 HEALTH LAW; Mitchell SIMON; Franklin MARTYN, University of Toledo, College of Law; Pierce Law Center; 1988 (Fall). Graduate Legal 1987 (Fall). Graduate Legal Education. 5 p. Education. 2 p. Law, Physician Patient Relation Professional Ethics, Law, Values, Human Ex ship, Informed Consent, Allowing to Die, AIDS, perimentation, Allowing to Die, Organ Reproductive Technologies, Newborns, Hand Transplantation, Resource Allocation. icapped, Malpractice, Economics, Resource Al location. 0228 LAW AND MEDICINE; EATON; University of Georgia, School of Law; 1986 (Fall). 0221 BIOETHICS SEMINAR; Sandra Graduate Legal Education. 4 p. Law, Medicine, JOHNSON, Ph.D. Dennis BRODEUR, Ph.D.; Physician Patient Relationship, Informed Con St. Louis University, Center for Health Law sent, Treatment Refusal. Studies; 1988 (Spring). Graduate Legal Educa tion. 2 p. Ethics, Allowing to Die, Ethics Commit 0229 ETHICS SEMINAR I; Marcia Sue DEWOLF; tees, Professional Ethics, Competence. Marion College, School of Nursing; 1987 (Fall). Undergraduate. 14 p. Ethics, Codes of Ethics, 0222 SELECTED ISSUES IN HEALTH POLICY Nursing Ethics, Patients’ Rights, Values, AND LAW; Peter SCHUCK; Yale University, Resource Allocation, Professional Ethics, School of Law; 1981 (Fall). Graduate Legal Decision Making. Education. 10 p. Law, Health Care, Public Policy, Economics, Resource Allocation. 0230 LAW AND MEDICINE; Alexander M. CAPRON, J.D.; University of Southern Califor 0223 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY AND CRITICAL nia, School of Law; 1988 (Spring). Graduate DECISIONS; Ted DUCAS Alan SHUCHAT; Legal Education. 6 p. Law, Professional Ethics, Wellesley College, Physics and Mathematics; Informed Consent, Paternalism, Competence, 1988 (Spring). Undergraduate. 4 p. Genetic In Treatment Refusal, AIDS, Disclosure, Organ tervention, Genetic Counseling, Prenatal Diag Transplantation, Allowing to Die, Reproductive nosis, Decision Making. Technologies.

0224 HEALTH LAW; Leslie ESPINOZA; Univer 0231 THE PHYSICIAN IN SOCIETY; Alexander sity of Arizona, School of Law; 1988. Graduate M. CAPRON, J.D.; University of Southern Legal Education. 5 p. Law, Health Care, Public California, School of Medicine; 1987 (Decem Policy, Economics, Resource Allocation, Organ ber). Graduate Medical Education. 14 p. Law, Hospitals, Economics, Resource Allocation,

16 Human Experimentation, Allowing to Die, Malpractice. 0238 MEDICAL ETHICS SEMINAR; Nancy S. JECKER, M.D.; University of Washington, 0232 ETHICS SEMINAR II; Marcia Sue School of Medicine; 1988 (Fall). Graduate DEWOLF; Marion College, School of Nursing; Medical Education. 3 p. Abortion, Euthanasia, 1988 (Spring). Undergraduate. 28 p. Decision Reproductive Technologies, Justice, Health Making, Morality, Law, Values, Sexuality, Care, Professional Ethics, AIDS, Patients’ Euthanasia, Abortion, Death. Rights, Right to Treatment.

0233 LAW AND AGING SEMINAR; Daniel 0239 ETHICAL ASPECTS OF THE SKOLER Charles P. SABATINO; Georgetown PHYSICIAN/HIV PATIENT RELATIONSHIP; University Law Center; 1987 (Fall). Graduate David SMITH, Ph.D. University of South Florida, Legal Education. 3 p. Aged, Law, Economics, School of Medicine; 1988 (August). Graduate Competence, Decision Making, Allowing to Die. Medical Education. 14p. AIDS, Confidentiality, Moral Obligations. 0234 MEDICINE AND ETHICS; Eric JUENGST, Ph.D.; Pennsylvania State University, Hershey 0240 SEMINAR IN THE ETHICS OF HEALTH Medical Center; 1988 (Fall). Graduate Medical CARE; Helen JENKINS and Daniel ROTHBART, Education. 6 p. Disclosure, Informed Consent, George Mason University, School of Nursing Confidentiality, Decision Making, Allowing to and Department of Religion and Philosophy; Die, Euthanasia, Reproductive Technologies, 1989 (Spring). Graduate Nursing Education. 19 Physician Patient Relationship, Moral Obliga p. Ethics, Informed Consent, Physician Patient tions, Resource Allocation, Values. Relationship, Rights, Euthanasia, Codes of Ethics, Self Determination, Resource Alloca 0235 HEALTH LAW SEMINAR; Charles CUL tion. VER, M.D., Ph.D. Coralea WENNBERG, J.D.; Dartmouth Medical School; 1988 (Fall). 0241 JUSTICE AND HEALTH CARE; Madison Graduate Medical Education. 7 p. Informed POWERS J.D., Ph.D.; Georgetown University, Consent, Treatment Refusal, Death, Allowing to Kennedy Institute of Ethics; 1989 (Fall). Die, Living Wills, Ethics Committees, AIDS, Graduate. 10 p. Justice, Health Care, Ethics, Handicapped, Newborns, Malpractice. Resource Allocation, Rights, Decision Making, Aged, Informed Consent. 0236 LAW, MEDICINE AND PUBLIC POLICY; Charles H. BARON, J.D.; Boston College Law 0242 PROSEMINAR: BIOETHICS; Madison School; 1988 (Fall). Graduate Legal Education. POWERS J.D., Ph.D.; Georgetown University, 3 p. Physician Patient Relationship, Confiden Kennedy Institute of Ethics; 1989 (Fall). tiality, Disclosure, Informed Consent, Death, Graduate. 10p. Bioethics, Ethics, Self Deter Resource Allocation, Self Determination, Allow mination, Allowing to Die, Justice, Beneficence, ing to Die, Competence, Reproductive Tech Human Experimentation, Public Policy. nologies. 0243 MANAGING OUR MIRACLES; Margaret B. 0237 HEALTH LAW; Wendy PARMET, J.D.; BRITTON; Kentucky Wesleyan College, Be Northeastern University, School of Law; 1988 havioral Sciences; 1989 (Fall). Undergraduate. (Fall). Graduate Legal Education. 5 p. Right to 2 p. AIDS, Reproductive Technologies, Con Treatment, Resource Allocation, AIDS, fidentiality, Allowing to Die, Abortion, Economics, Health Care, Informed Consent, Economics, Aged. Confidentiality, Reproductive Technologies, Competence, Allowing to Die, Handicapped, 0244 PROBLEMES DE BIOETHIQUE; Eric Newborns, Human Experimentation. FUCHS and Jean-Marie THEVOZ; Université de Geneve, Faculte Autonome de Theologie 0251 ETHICS FOR CLINICIANS; Henry S. Protestante; 1989 (Summer). Graduate. 2 p. PERKINS, Ph.D.; University of Texas Health Bioethics, Reproductive Technologies, Prenatal Sciences Center at San Antonio, Department of Diagnosis, Genetic Intervention, Euthanasia, Medicine; 1989 (Winter). Continuing Medical Human Experimentation, Abortion, Suicide, Education. 8p. Bioethics, Physician Patient Resource Allocation. Relationship, Justice, Resource Allocation, Abortion, Newborns, Euthanasia, Ethics Com 0245 MEDICAL ETHICS; Larry G. SELLERS, mittees, Informed Consent, Competence. Ph.D.; Louisiana Tech University, Department of Zoology; 1989 (Summer). Undergraduate. 2p. 0252 ETHICS OF TERMINAL CARE; Robert M. Ethics, Abortion, Euthanasia, PAternalism, VEATCH, Ph.D. Georgetown University, Ken Human Experimentation, Genetic Intervention, nedy Institute of Ethics; 1990 (Spring). Reproductive Technologies, Health Care. Graduate. 17p. Death, Informed Consent, Suicide, Allowing to Die, Competence, Ethics 0246 PROSEMINAR IN BIOETHICS; LeRoy WAL Committees, Newborns, Handicapped, Ter TERS, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, Kennedy minally III. Institute of Ethics; 1988 (Fall). Graduate. 7p. Bioethics, Ethics, Public POIicy, Health Care, 0253 ETHICS, AIDS AND HIV INFECTION; LeRoy Human Experimentation. WALTERS, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, Ken nedy Institute of Ethics; 1990 (Spring). 0247 ETHICS AND GENETIC TECHNOLOGIES; Graduate. 7p. AIDS, Sexuality, Public Policy. LeRoy WALTERS, Ph.D.; Georgetown Univer sity, Kennedy Institute of Ethics; 1989 (Spring). 0254 KILLING AND LETTING DIE; Madison Graduate. 6p. Genetic Intervention, Genetic POWERS, J.D., Ph.D.; Georgetown University, Screening. Kennedy Institute of Ethics; 1990 (Spring). Graduate. 3p. Allowing to Die, Euthanasia, New 0248 THEORY OF MEDICAL ETHICS; Robert M. borns. VEATCH. Ph.D.; Georgetown University, Ken nedy Institute of Ethics; 1989 (Spring). 0255 INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS: CONTEM Graduate. 13p. Ethics, Religion, Medical Ethics, PORARY ETHICAL THEORY; Madison Beneficence, Autonomy, Disclosure, POWERS, J.D., Ph.D., Georgetown University, Euthanasia, Justice. Kennedy Institute of Ethics; 1990 (Spring). Un dergraduate. 3p. Ethics, Abortion, Euthanasia, 0249 INFORMED CONSENT SEMINAR; Tom L. Sexuality, Health Care, Rights, Resource Al BEAUCHAMP, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, location. Kennedy Institute of Ethics; 1989 (Spring). 0256 PROSEMINAR IN BIOETHICS II; Tom L. Graduate. 9p. Informed Consent; Health Care, BEAUCHAMP, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, Human Experimentation, Law, Self Determina Kennedy Institute of Ethics; 1990 (Spring). tion, Competence, Disclosure. Graduate. 4p. Ethics, Medical Ethics, Self Deter mination, Justice, Beneficence, Virtues. 0250 BIOMEDICAL ETHICS; Tom L. BEAUCHAMP, Ph.D.; Georgetown University, 0257 BIOETHICS; Tom L BEAUCHAMP, Ph.D.; Kennedy Institute of Ethics; 199 (Spring). Georgetown University, Kennedy Institute of Graduate. 3p. Ethics, Self Determination; In Ethics; 1990 (Spring). Graduate. 3p. Ethics, Jus formed COnsent, Justice, Resource Allocation, tice, Resource Allocation, Self Determination, Beneficence, Death, Paternalism, Physician Confidentiality, Informed Consent, Patient Relationship, Genetic Intervention. Beneficence, Paternalism, Virtues, Death, Al lowing to Die

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1 Ethics 95.3 Handicapped Persons 17.4 Psychopharmacology 1.1 Philosophical Ethics 95.4 Minority Groups 175 Electrical Stimulation of the Brain 1.2 Religious Ethics 955 Women 17.6 Psychosurgery 1.3 Applied and Professional Ethics 95.6 HIV Infection and AIDS 17.7 Involuntary Civil Commitment 1.3.1 General 9.6 Quality of Health Care/Ethics Committees 17.8 Right of the Institutionalized to Treatment 1.3.2 Business 9.7 Pharmaceutical Industry 1.3.3 Education 18 Human Experimentation 1.3.4 Engineering 10 Sexuality 18.1 General 1.3.5 Government 18.2 Policy Guidelines 1.3.6 International Affairs 11 Contraception 18.3 Informed Consent 1.3.7 Journalism 11.1 General 18.4 Behavioral Research 1.3.S Law 11.2 Availability of Contraceptives to Minors 185 Research on Special Populations 1.3.9 Scientific Research 11.3 Sterilization 185.1 General 1.3.10 Social Work 11.4 Failure of Contraception/Wrongful Birth 185.2 Children 185.3 Pregnant Women 2 Bioethics 12 Abortion 185.4 Fetuses and Newborns 2.1 General 12.1 General 1855 Prisoners 2.2 Histoiy of Medical Ethics 12.2 Position Statements 185.6 Mentally Handicapped Persons 2.3 Education/Programs 12.3 Moral and Religious Aspects 185.7 Elderly and Terminally III Persons 12.4 Legal Aspects 185.8 Military and Government Personnel 3 Philosophy of Biology 12.4.1 General 185.9 Foreign Nationals 3.1 Genera! 12.4.2 Interests of Woman/Fetus/Father 18.6 Social Control of Human Experimentation 3.2 Evolution and Creation 12.4.3 Interests of Health Personnel/ Institutions 19 Artificial and Transplanted 4 Philosophy of Medicine and Health 12.4.4 Bills, Laws and Cases 4.1 Philosophy of the Health Professions 125 Social Aspects Organs/Tissues 4.1.1 General 125.1 General 19.1 General 4.1.2 Philosophy of Medicine 125.2 Demographic Surveys 19.2 Hearts 4.1.3 Philosophy of Nursing 125.3 Abortion Counseling 19.3 Kidneys 4.2 Concept of Health 19.4 Blood 4.3 Concept of Mental Health 13 Population 195 Donation/Procurement of Organs/Tissues 4.4 Quality/Value of Life 13.1 General 19.6 Allocation of Organs/Tissues 13.2 Population Growth 5 Science/Technology and Society 13.3 Population Policy 20 Death and Dying 5.1 General 20.1 General 5.2 Technology Assessment 14 Reproductive Technologies 20.2 Definition/Determination of Death 5.3 Social Control of Science/Technology 14.1 General 20.2.1 General 14.2 Artificial Insemination and Surrogacy 20.2.2 Bills, Laws and Cases 14.3 Sex Predetermination/Selection 20.3 Attitudes Toward Death 6 Codes of Professional Ethics 14.4 In Vitro Fertilization and Embryo Transfer 205.1 General 145 Cloning 20.3.2 Health Personnel 7 Sociology of Medicine 14.6 Ciyobanking of Sperm, Ova, or Embryos 203.3 Family 7.1 General 20.3.4 Death Education 7.2 Medical Education 20.4 Care of the Dying Patient 7.3 Professional-Professional Relationship 15 Genetics, Molecular Biology and 20.4.1 General Microbiology 20.4.2 Care of the Dying Child 8 Professional-Patient Relationship 15.1 General 205 Prolongation of Life and Euthanasia 8.1 General 15.2 Genetic Counseling and Prenatal Diagnosis 205.1 General 8.2 Truth-Telling 15.3 Genetic Screening 205.2 Allowing Infants to Die 8.3 Informed Consent 15.4 Gene Therapy 205.3 Bills, Laws and Cases 8.3.1 General 155 Eugenics 20.6 Capital Punishment 8.3.2 Minors and Consent to Treatment 15.6 Behavioral Genetics 20.7 Suicide 8.3.3 Third Party Consent/Incompetents 15.7 Biohazards of Genetic Research 8.3.4 Right to Refuse Treatment 15.8 Patenting Organisms 8.3.5 Bills, Laws and Cases 15.9 Sociobiology 21 International and Political Dimen 8.4 Confidentiality 15.10 Genome Mapping sions of Biology and Medicine 8J5 Malpractice 21.1 General 16 Environmental Quality 21.2 War 9 Health Care 16.1 General 213 Chemical and Biological Weapons 9.1 General 16.2 Nuclear Power 21.4 Torture 9.2 Right to Health Care 16.3 Occupational Health 215 Forced Feeding of Prisoners 9.3 Cost of Health Care 21.6 International Migration of Physicians 9.4 Allocation of Health Care Resources 17 The Neurosciences and Mental 95 Health Care Programs for Specific Health Therapies 22 Animal Welfare Diseases/Groups 17.1 General 22.1 General 9.5.1 General 17.2 Psychotherapy 22.2 Animal Experimentation 95.2 Aged 17.3 Operant Conditioning 22.3 Animal Production