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7Second texts and second opinions: essays towards a Jewish bioethicsOxford University Press. 2022.This is a book about writing and thinking about bioethics of a particular sort, a feminism of a particular sort, and a Jewish philosophy of a particular sort. It is about all of these things-feminist thought, Judaism, and the practice of bioethics-as I have written about them in a distinctive moment in the field and from the moral location from which I worked, which was as an academic in the disciplines of Jewish Studies and moral philosophy who also worked as a clinical ethicist in a large publ…Read more
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8The Human Embryonic Stem Cell Debate: Science, Ethics, and Public PolicyHastings Center Report 32 (5): 41. 2002.
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26Research with Human Embryonic Stem Cells: Ethical ConsiderationsHastings Center Report 29 (2): 31-36. 2012.
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Suffering : reflections from the Jewish traditionIn Ronald Michael Green & Nathan J. Palpant (eds.), Suffering and Bioethics, Oup Usa. 2014.
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34Limiting Access to Medical Treatment in an Age of Medical Progress: Developing a Catholic Consensus: A Response from Jewish TraditionChristian Bioethics 7 (2): 193-201. 2001.Laurie Zoloth; Limiting Access to Medical Treatment in an Age of Medical Progress: Developing a Catholic Consensus: A Response from Jewish Tradition, Christian
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2Nursing Fathers and Nursing MothersThe Annual of the Society of Christian Ethics 21 325-337. 2001.
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10Navigators and Captains: Expertise in Clinical Ethics ConsultationTheoretical Medicine 18 (4): 421-432. 1997.The debate about what constitutes the discipline of ethics and who qualifies as an ethics consultant is linked unavoidably to a debate that is potentiated by the reality of a rapidly changing and high-stakes health care consultation marketplace. Who we are and what we can offer to the moral gesture that is medicine is shaped by our fundamental understanding of the place of expert knowledge in the transformation of social reality. The struggle for self-definition is particularly freighted since c…Read more
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19Margin of Error: The Ethics of Mistakes in the Practice of MedicineHastings Center Report 31 (4): 48. 2001.
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19Health Care and the Ethics of Encounter: A Jewish Discussion of Social Justice (review)Hastings Center Report 31 (3): 44. 2001.
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An ethics of encounter: Public choices and private actsIn Elliot N. Dorff & Louis E. Newman (eds.), Contemporary Jewish Ethics and Morality: A Reader, Oxford University Press. pp. 219--245. 1995.
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13Face to Face, Not Eye to Eye: Further Conversations on Jewish Medical EthicsJournal of Clinical Ethics 6 (3): 222-231. 1995.
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19The Patient as Commodity: Managed Care and the Question of EthicsJournal of Clinical Ethics 6 (4): 339-357. 1995.
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7One of These Mornings I’m Going to Rise Up Singing: The Necessity of the Prophetic Voice in Jewish BioethicsJournal of Clinical Ethics 5 (4): 348-353. 1994.
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13Audience and Authority: The Story in Front of the StoryJournal of Clinical Ethics 7 (4): 355-361. 1996.
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16First-Person Plural: Community and Method in Ethics ConsultationJournal of Clinical Ethics 5 (1): 49-54. 1994.
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14She Said/he Said: Ethics Consultation and the Gendered DiscourseJournal of Clinical Ethics 7 (4): 321-332. 1996.
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10Yearning for the Long Lost Home: The Lemba and the Jewish Narrative of Genetic ReturnDeveloping World Bioethics 3 (2): 127-132. 2003.This commentary examines the relationship between genetics and Jewish identity. It focuses especially on the use of Y‐chromosome testing to map the genealogies of the Lemba in southern Africa.
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47Navigators and captains: Expertise in clinical ethics consultationTheoretical Medicine and Bioethics 18 (4). 1997.The debate about what constitutes the discipline of ethics and who qualifies as an ethics consultant is linked unavoidably to a debate that is potentiated by the reality of a rapidly changing and high-stakes health care consultation marketplace. Who we are and what we can offer to the moral gesture that is medicine is shaped by our fundamental understanding of the place of expert knowledge in the transformation of social reality. The struggle for self-definition is particularly freighted since c…Read more
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Being in the world: neuroscience and the ethical agentIn Judy Illes (ed.), Neuroethics: Defining the Issues in Theory, Practice, and Policy, Oxford University Press. 2005.
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34The best laid plans: Resistant community and the intrepid vision in the history of managed care medicineJournal of Medicine and Philosophy 24 (5). 1999.In the move to critique managed care, the essential principles that first made it a reasonable alternative to fee-for-service medicine can easily be lost. Careful reflection on the history of early grassroots movements that created managed care, and on selected textual narratives of the founders of the managed care organizations at their inception, offers us insight into which of the critical premises and goals of that effort might be reclaimed as we analyze the current managed care environment.
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Like an open book: Reliability, intersubjectivity, and textuality in bioethicsIn Rita Charon & Martha Montello (eds.), Stories Matter: The Role of Narrative in Medical Ethics, Routledge. pp. 21--36. 2002.
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62Don't be chicken: Bioethics and avian fluAmerican Journal of Bioethics 6 (1). 2006.This Article does not have an abstract
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8Clinical Ethics and the Road Less Taken: Mapping the Future by Tracking the PastJournal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 32 (2): 218-225. 2004.Clinical ethics, like the broader field of bioethics from which it emerged, is at a critical crossroads in its development, with conflicting paths ahead. It can either claim its distinctive place in the clinical arena, insisting unapologetically on certain minimal standards of professional training, practice and competence, addressing head on debates about various models of and methodological approaches to consultation, and establishing a shared vision of the purpose and meaning of the enterpris…Read more
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47Reasonable magic and the nature of alchemy: Jewish reflections on human embryonic stem cell researchKennedy Institute of Ethics Journal 12 (1): 65-93. 2002.: The controversy about research on human embryonic stem cells both divides and defines us, raising fundamental ethical and religious questions about the nature of the self and the limits of science. This article uses Jewish sources to articulate fundamental concerns about the forbiddenness of knowledge in general and of knowledge thought of as magical creation. Alchemy, and the turning of elements into gold and into substances for longevity, and magic used for the creation of living beings was …Read more
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1I want you : notes toward a theory of hospitalityIn Lisa A. Eckenwiler & Felicia Cohn (eds.), The Ethics of Bioethics: Mapping the Moral Landscape, Johns Hopkins University Press. 2007.
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11[Book review] health care and the ethics of encounter, a jewish discussion of social justice (review)Hastings Center Report 31 (3): 44-46. 2001.
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32The Human Embryonic Stem Cell Debate: Science, Ethics, and Public Policy (edited book)MIT Press. 2001.Discusses the ethical issues involved in the use of human embryonic stem cells in regenerative medicine.
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