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Onora O'neill Suggests That The Conceptions Of Individual Autonomy (so Widely Relied On In Bioethics) Are Philosophically And Ethically Inadequate; They Undermine Rather Than Support Relationships Based On Trust. Her Arguments Are Illustrated With Issues Raised By Such Practices As The Use Of Genetic Information By The Police, Research Using Human Tissues, New Reproductive Technologies, And Media Practices For Reporting On Medicine, Science And Technology. The Study Appeals To A Wide Range Of Readers In Ethics, Bioethics And Related Disciplines. Gaining Autonomy And Losing Trust? -- Contemporary Bioethics -- Medical Ethics And Environmental Ethics -- Trust In The Risk Society -- Judging Reliability And Placing Trust -- Trust And Autonomy In Medical Ethics -- Varieties Of Autonomy -- Autonomy, Individuality And Consent -- The Origins Of Individual Autonomy -- Individual Autonomy In A Naturalistic Setting: Mill -- The Triumph Of Autonomy -- The Triumph Of Informed Consent -- Impaired Capacities To Consent -- Consent And Opacity -- The Consumer View Of Autonomy -- 'reproductive Autonomy' And New Technologies -- Autonomy And Twentieth-century Reproduction -- The 'right To Choose': Cont

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Author

Onora O'Neill; NetLibrary, Inc

Publisher

Cambridge ; Cambridge University Press, 2002.

Published

2002

Language

EN

ISBN

9781280434211

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Medical, Philosophy, Science

Rating

3.58 / 5 (12 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-13