Over the last several decades, bioethicists have championed a bewildering variety of methods for understanding and resolving difficult ethical problems in medicine, including: principlism, wide reflective equilibrium, casuistry, feminism, virtue theory, narrative, and others. Much of this advocacy overlooks the limitations of the favored method, and also neglects the strengths found in alternative approaches.
Over the last several decades, bioethicists have championed a bewildering variety of methods for understanding and resolving difficult ethical problems in medicine, including: principlism, wide reflective equilibrium, casuistry, feminism, virtue theory, narrative, and others. Much of this advocacy overlooks the limitations of the favored method, and also neglects the strengths found in alternative approaches.
Tom Tomlinson has been writing, speaking and teaching on a wide variety of issues in medical ethics since 1981. He has provided clinical ethics consultation for several hospitals in Michigan, and advised on policy for a variety of health care institutions. His work on determinations of death and futile resuscitation have significantly affected medical practice and policy.
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Introduction Chapter 1: The Indispensability of Principles Chapter 2: The Limits of Principles Chapter 3: Putting Principles in Context: Balancing, Specification and Reflective Equilibrium Chapter 4: Casuistry: Ruled by Cases Chapter 5: Narrative Ethics: The Uses of Stories Chapter 6: Feminism, Context and Care Chapter 7: Virtue Theory Chapter 8: Fitting Methods to Cases
Introduction Chapter 1: The Indispensability of Principles Chapter 2: The Limits of Principles Chapter 3: Putting Principles in Context: Balancing, Specification and Reflective Equilibrium Chapter 4: Casuistry: Ruled by Cases Chapter 5: Narrative Ethics: The Uses of Stories Chapter 6: Feminism, Context and Care Chapter 7: Virtue Theory Chapter 8: Fitting Methods to Cases
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