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2005055110 contributor B10167007.
2005055110 created "c2006.".
2005055110 date "2006".
2005055110 date "c2006.".
2005055110 dateCopyrighted "c2006.".
2005055110 description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
2005055110 description "Why consider opposing viewpoints? -- Introduction -- ch. 1. Is euthanasia ethical? -- Chapter preface -- 1. Christianity condemns voluntary euthanasia / Chris Armstrong -- 2. Christianity should condone voluntary euthanasia / John Shelby Spong -- 3. Euthanasia relieves suffering / South Australia Voluntary Euthanasia Society -- 4. Euthanasia distorts the meaning of mercy / Trudy Chun and Marian Wallace -- 5. Euthanasia enhances personal freedom / Thomas Preston, Martin Gunderson, and David J. Mayo -- 6. Euthanasia undermines personal freedom / John Shelby Keown -- Periodical bibliography -- ch. 2. Should physician-assisted suicide be legal? -- Chapter preface -- 1. Legalizing physician-assisted suicide would harm society / Margaret Somerville -- 2. Legalizing physician-assisted suicide would reduce harm to society / Roger S. Magnusson -- 3. Improved end-of-life care would make assisted suicide unnecessary / Ira Byock, interviewed by Steve Gordon -- 4. Improved end-of-life care would not make assisted suicide unnecessary / Timothy E. Quill, Margaret P. Battin -- 5. Legalizing assisted suicide would make killing too easy / Matthew Parris -- 6. Legalizing assisted suicide is premature / Yvonne Mak, Glyn Elwyn, and Ilora G. Finlay -- Periodical bibliography --".
2005055110 description "ch. 3. Would legalizing voluntary euthanasia lead to abuses? -- Chapter preface -- 1. Legalizing voluntary euthanasia would lead to nonvoluntary euthanasia / John Keown -- 2. Legalizing voluntary euthanasia would not lead to nonvoluntary euthanasia / Jocelyn Downie -- 3. Oregon's assisted suicide experience : safeguards do not work / Oregon Right to Life -- 4. Legalizing physician-assisted suicide in Oregon has not led to abuses / Death with Dignity National Center -- 5. Legalizing voluntary euthanasia would harm the disabled / Barry Corbet -- 6. Legalizing voluntary euthanasia would not harm the disabled / David J. Mayo and Martin Gunderson -- Periodical bibliography -- ch. 4. When should life support be stopped? -- Chapter preface -- 1. Feeding tubes should be removed from patients in a persistent vegetative state / John Collins Harvey -- 2. Feeding tubes should not be removed from patients diagnosed as being in a persistent vegetative state / Wesley J. Smith -- 3. Doctors should stop treatment that is futile / Kevin T. Keith -- 4. Doctors should not deny wanted treatment / Lynn Vincent -- 5. Living wills allow patients to control when life support stops / Ruthe C. Ashley -- 6. Living wills fail to give patients control over life support / Angela Fagerlin and Carl E. Schneider -- Periodical bibliography -- For further discussion -- Organizations to contact -- Bibliography -- Index.".
2005055110 extent "269 p. :".
2005055110 identifier "0737729333 (lib. : alk. paper)".
2005055110 identifier "0737729341 (pbk. : alk. paper)".
2005055110 identifier "9780737729337 (lib. : alk. paper)".
2005055110 identifier "9780737729344 (pbk. : alk. paper)".
2005055110 isPartOf "Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered)".
2005055110 isPartOf "Opposing viewpoints series".
2005055110 issued "2006".
2005055110 issued "c2006.".
2005055110 language "eng".
2005055110 publisher "Detroit : Greenhaven Press,".
2005055110 subject "179.7 22".
2005055110 subject "2007 D-969".
2005055110 subject "Euthanasia Moral and ethical aspects.".
2005055110 subject "Euthanasia ethics.".
2005055110 subject "Euthanasia, Active ethics.".
2005055110 subject "Euthanasia, Passive ethics.".
2005055110 subject "Euthanasia.".
2005055110 subject "Medical ethics.".
2005055110 subject "R726 .E5822 2006".
2005055110 subject "Right to Die.".
2005055110 subject "WB 60 E91 2006".
2005055110 tableOfContents "Why consider opposing viewpoints? -- Introduction -- ch. 1. Is euthanasia ethical? -- Chapter preface -- 1. Christianity condemns voluntary euthanasia / Chris Armstrong -- 2. Christianity should condone voluntary euthanasia / John Shelby Spong -- 3. Euthanasia relieves suffering / South Australia Voluntary Euthanasia Society -- 4. Euthanasia distorts the meaning of mercy / Trudy Chun and Marian Wallace -- 5. Euthanasia enhances personal freedom / Thomas Preston, Martin Gunderson, and David J. Mayo -- 6. Euthanasia undermines personal freedom / John Shelby Keown -- Periodical bibliography -- ch. 2. Should physician-assisted suicide be legal? -- Chapter preface -- 1. Legalizing physician-assisted suicide would harm society / Margaret Somerville -- 2. Legalizing physician-assisted suicide would reduce harm to society / Roger S. Magnusson -- 3. Improved end-of-life care would make assisted suicide unnecessary / Ira Byock, interviewed by Steve Gordon -- 4. Improved end-of-life care would not make assisted suicide unnecessary / Timothy E. Quill, Margaret P. Battin -- 5. Legalizing assisted suicide would make killing too easy / Matthew Parris -- 6. Legalizing assisted suicide is premature / Yvonne Mak, Glyn Elwyn, and Ilora G. Finlay -- Periodical bibliography --".
2005055110 tableOfContents "ch. 3. Would legalizing voluntary euthanasia lead to abuses? -- Chapter preface -- 1. Legalizing voluntary euthanasia would lead to nonvoluntary euthanasia / John Keown -- 2. Legalizing voluntary euthanasia would not lead to nonvoluntary euthanasia / Jocelyn Downie -- 3. Oregon's assisted suicide experience : safeguards do not work / Oregon Right to Life -- 4. Legalizing physician-assisted suicide in Oregon has not led to abuses / Death with Dignity National Center -- 5. Legalizing voluntary euthanasia would harm the disabled / Barry Corbet -- 6. Legalizing voluntary euthanasia would not harm the disabled / David J. Mayo and Martin Gunderson -- Periodical bibliography -- ch. 4. When should life support be stopped? -- Chapter preface -- 1. Feeding tubes should be removed from patients in a persistent vegetative state / John Collins Harvey -- 2. Feeding tubes should not be removed from patients diagnosed as being in a persistent vegetative state / Wesley J. Smith -- 3. Doctors should stop treatment that is futile / Kevin T. Keith -- 4. Doctors should not deny wanted treatment / Lynn Vincent -- 5. Living wills allow patients to control when life support stops / Ruthe C. Ashley -- 6. Living wills fail to give patients control over life support / Angela Fagerlin and Carl E. Schneider -- Periodical bibliography -- For further discussion -- Organizations to contact -- Bibliography -- Index.".
2005055110 title "Euthanasia / Carrie L. Snyder, book editor.".
2005055110 type "text".