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• catalog abstract "What does religion or the religious traditions have to contribute to the discussion and resolution of contemporary bioethical issues? Each of the fifteen essays written for this volume addresses this question by treating a limited area within the volume's title area, Religious Methods and Resources in Bioethics. The essays keep in touch with the very concrete and specific nature of bioethics by illustrating their points with selected bioethical problems or cases. Some discuss the basic resources, methods and/or presuppositions which characterize the approach to bioethical issues of an entire tradition or a significant element thereof. Traditions represented include Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Islam and Judaism. Other authors, while working primarily within their own traditions - most frequently in this section in Christian thought and practice - address methodological issues which arise in a number of traditions. Such matters include casuistry, feminism, principalism and its rivals, virtue ethics, and the issue of ethics' impartial rationality. A final group addresses methodological questions within a given tradition. These include the use of scripture, and of non-canonical authoritative documents, and the role of religious practices in Christian bioethical thinking, and the use of responsa in the Jewish tradition. This volume will be of interest to any persons, beyond beginning undergraduate levels, concerned about religious contributions to bioethical issues.".
• catalog contributor b5471675.
• catalog created "c1994.".
• catalog date "1994".
• catalog date "c1994.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1994.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog description "Introduction / Paul F. Camenisch -- Sect. I. Methods of Biomedical Ethics in the Religious Traditions. Hindu Bioethics / Katherine K. Young. Methodology of Buddhist Biomedical Ethics / Shoyo Taniguchi. Taoist Bioethics in the Final Age: Therapy and Salvation in the Book of Divine Incantations for Penetrating the Abyss / Robert F. Campany. Islam and Medical Ethics / John Kelsay. Method in Jewish Bioethics / Dena S. Davis. Text and Tradition in Contemporary Jewish Bioethics / Louis E. Newman -- Sect. II. Methodological Questions Across Traditions. Bioethics and Impartial Rationality: The Search for Neutrality / Michael M. Mendiola. The Confessor as Experienced Physician: Casuistry and Clinical Ethics / Albert R. Jonsen. Ethical Theories, Principles, and Casuistry in Bioethics: An Interpretation and Defense of Principlism / James F. Childress.".
• catalog description "Such matters include casuistry, feminism, principalism and its rivals, virtue ethics, and the issue of ethics' impartial rationality. A final group addresses methodological questions within a given tradition. These include the use of scripture, and of non-canonical authoritative documents, and the role of religious practices in Christian bioethical thinking, and the use of responsa in the Jewish tradition. This volume will be of interest to any persons, beyond beginning undergraduate levels, concerned about religious contributions to bioethical issues.".
• catalog description "What does religion or the religious traditions have to contribute to the discussion and resolution of contemporary bioethical issues? Each of the fifteen essays written for this volume addresses this question by treating a limited area within the volume's title area, Religious Methods and Resources in Bioethics. The essays keep in touch with the very concrete and specific nature of bioethics by illustrating their points with selected bioethical problems or cases. Some discuss the basic resources, methods and/or presuppositions which characterize the approach to bioethical issues of an entire tradition or a significant element thereof. Traditions represented include Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Islam and Judaism. Other authors, while working primarily within their own traditions - most frequently in this section in Christian thought and practice - address methodological issues which arise in a number of traditions.".
• catalog extent "xviii, 344 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Religious methods and resources in bioethics.".
• catalog identifier "0792321022 (HB : acid-free paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Religious methods and resources in bioethics.".
• catalog isPartOf "Theology and medicine ; v. 2".
• catalog issued "1994".
• catalog issued "c1994.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Dordrecht ; Boston : Kluwer Academic Publishers,".
• catalog relation "Religious methods and resources in bioethics.".
• catalog subject "174/.2 20".
• catalog subject "Bioethics.".
• catalog subject "Ethics, Medical.".
• catalog subject "Medical ethics.".
• catalog subject "R725.55 .R45 1994".
• catalog subject "Religion and Medicine.".
• catalog subject "Religious ethics.".
• catalog subject "W 50 R382 1994".
• catalog subject "W1 TH119M v.2 1994".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction / Paul F. Camenisch -- Sect. I. Methods of Biomedical Ethics in the Religious Traditions. Hindu Bioethics / Katherine K. Young. Methodology of Buddhist Biomedical Ethics / Shoyo Taniguchi. Taoist Bioethics in the Final Age: Therapy and Salvation in the Book of Divine Incantations for Penetrating the Abyss / Robert F. Campany. Islam and Medical Ethics / John Kelsay. Method in Jewish Bioethics / Dena S. Davis. Text and Tradition in Contemporary Jewish Bioethics / Louis E. Newman -- Sect. II. Methodological Questions Across Traditions. Bioethics and Impartial Rationality: The Search for Neutrality / Michael M. Mendiola. The Confessor as Experienced Physician: Casuistry and Clinical Ethics / Albert R. Jonsen. Ethical Theories, Principles, and Casuistry in Bioethics: An Interpretation and Defense of Principlism / James F. Childress.".
• catalog title "Religious methods and resources in bioethics / edited by Paul F. Camenisch.".
• catalog type "text".