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21Rights Don’t Stand Alone: Responsibility for Rights in a PandemicAmerican Journal of Bioethics 20 (7): 169-172. 2020.Volume 20, Issue 7, July 2020, Page 169-172.
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24The Moral Weight of Preferences: Death, Sex, and DementiaAmerican Journal of Bioethics 20 (8): 76-78. 2020.Volume 20, Issue 8, August 2020, Page 76-78.
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26Thinking about Thought Experiments in EthicsTeaching Ethics 19 (1): 17-34. 2019.In this paper, we propose some ways in which teaching thought experiments in an ethics classroom may result in marginalizing or excluding students underrepresented in philosophy. Although thought experiments are designed to strip away details and pump intuitions, we argue that they may reinforce assumptions and stereotypes. As examples, we discuss several well-known thought experiments that may typically be included in undergraduate ethics courses, such as Bernard Williams’s Gauguin and Derek Pa…Read more
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24Complicit Care: Health Care in CommunityDissertation, Vanderbilt University. 2019.We intuitively think and talk about health care as a human right. Moreover, we tend to talk about health in the language of basic rights or human rights without a clear sense of what such rights mean, let alone whose duty it is to fulfill them. Additionally, in the care ethics literature, we tend to think of a dividing line between care and justice. In this dissertation I aim to draw care and justice together in what I call care justice. To attend to care justice requires the reconceptualization…Read more
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43Narrative Ethics and IntersectionalityAmerican Journal of Bioethics 19 (2): 29-31. 2019.This paper responds to a proposal for an intersectional approach to the clinical encounter between patient and medical provider. We agree that an intersectional framework offers new insights and information in the clinical encounter. Intersectionality involves awareness of the physician-patient dynamic, and understanding the various privileges and disadvantages of all parties involved, at a micro and macroscopic level. Yet, this analysis alone is insufficient to aid in the clinical encounter and…Read more
Elizabeth Lanphier
Cincinnati Children's Hospital
University of Cincinnati
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Cincinnati Children's HospitalAssistant Professor
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University of CincinnatiDepartment of Philosophy
Pediatrics (College of Medicine)
Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (Affiliated)Assistant Professor
Vanderbilt University
PhD, 2019
APA Central Division
Areas of Specialization
Social and Political Philosophy |
Medical Ethics |
Areas of Interest
Feminist Ethics |
International Ethics |