Is Death Ever Preferable to Life? (International Library of Ethics, Law, and the New Medicine, 14)
by Ian Olver
Is Death Ever Preferable to Life? examines a challenging question through the connected perspectives of ethics, law, and medicine. This volume offers a thoughtful starting point for readers exploring bioethics, life-and-death decisions, and the principles underlying difficult medical and legal judgments.
About This Book
Is Death Ever Preferable to Life? explores a profound question at the intersection of ethics, law, and medicine.
The book considers how decisions about life and death can be approached through ethical and legal perspectives.
As part of the International Library of Ethics, Law, and the New Medicine, it is intended for readers interested in contemporary bioethical questions.
Its subject invites careful reflection on the value of life, medical decision-making, and the principles that guide difficult choices.
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