-
727The Death Debates: A Call for Public DeliberationHastings Center Report 43 (5): 34-35. 2013.In this issue of the Report, James L. Bernat proposes an innovative and sophisticated distinction to justify the introduction of permanent cessation as a valid substitute standard for irreversible cessation in death determination. He differentiates two approaches to conceptualizing and determining death: the biological concept and the prevailing medical practice standard. While irreversibility is required by the biological concept, the weaker criterion of permanence, he claims, has always suffic…Read more
-
100Review of Enrique Bonete, Neuroética Práctica ( Practical Neuroethics ) (review)Neuroethics 4 (3): 267-270. 2011.
University of Oxford
DPhil
Oxford, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Areas of Interest
Applied Ethics |
Technology Ethics |
Social and Political Philosophy |
PhilPapers Editorships
Buddhist Ethics |