What It Means to Be Human: The Case for the Body in Public Bioethics
In What It Means to Be Human, O. Carter Snead explores the significance of the body in public bioethics. The book offers a philosophical examination of human identity, dignity, and embodied experience, inviting readers to consider how these ideas should shape ethical debate and public life.
About This Book
What It Means to Be Human examines foundational questions about human identity and dignity.
O. Carter Snead focuses on the importance of the body in public bioethics.
The book considers how embodied human experience can inform ethical and civic discussion.
It offers a philosophical perspective on contemporary debates involving humanity, medicine, and public life.
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