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Offering Original Interpretations Of The Field By Leading Bioethicists And Historians Of Medicine. Reconceptualizes The History Of Medical Ethics Through The Creation Of New Categories, Including The Life Cycle; Discourses Of Religion, Philosophy, And Bioethics; And The Relationship Between Medical Ethics And The State, Which Includes A Historical Reexamination Of The Ethics Of Apartheid, Colonialism, Communism, Health Policy, Imperialism, Militarism, Nazi Medicine, Nazi Medical Ethics, And Research Ethics. Also Included Are The First Global Chronology Of Persons And Texts; The First Concise Biographies Of Major Figures In Medical Ethics; And The First Comprehensive Bibliography Of The History Of Medical Ethics. An Extensive Index Guides Readers To Topics, Texts, And Proper Names. From Publisher Description. Pt. I. An Introduction To The History Of Medical Ethics -- 1. What Is The History Of Medical Ethics? / Robert B. Baker And Laurence B. Mccullough -- 2. Bioethics And History / Martin S. Pernick -- Pt. Ii. A Chronology Of Medical Ethics / Robert B. Baker And Laurence B. Mccullough -- Pt. Iii. Discourses Of Medical Ethics Through The Life Cycle -- 3. Medical Ethics Through The Li

Author

Baker, Robert B.; McCullough, Laurence B.

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)

Published

2008

Language

EN

ISBN

9780521888790