Fashioning an ethic for life and death in a post-modern society.
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Coercion↗
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Moral principles shaping public policy on euthanasia.
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Delivery of Health Care↗
The exclusion of theology from public policy: the case of euthanasia.
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Advance Directives↗
Prenatal diagnosis: a reappraisal.
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Abortion, Eugenic↗
Autonomy's paradox: death, fear, and advance directives.
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Advance Directives↗
When the baby won't be perfect.
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Abortion, Eugenic↗
Defining "a good death.
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Attitude to Death↗
Abortion: identity and loss.
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Abortion, Induced↗
Foetuses, famous violinists, and the right to continued aid.
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Abortion, Induced↗
Killing, letting die, and euthanasia.
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Catholicism↗
Moral problems and ethical issues in prospective human gene therapy.
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Adult↗
Acts, omissions, and euthanasia.
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Double Effect Principle↗
Killing, letting die, and simple conflicts.
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Ethics↗
Harming future people.
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Congenital, Hereditary, and Neonatal Diseases and ↗
Is women's labor a commodity?
...A commercial surrogate mother is anyone who is paid money to bear a child for other people and terminate her parental rights, so that the others may raise the child as exclusively their own. The growth of commercial surrogacy has raised with new urgency a class of concerns regarding the proper scope of the market. Some critics have objected to commercial surrogacy on the ground that it improperly treats children and women's reproductive capacities as commodities. The prospect of reducing children to consumer durables and women to baby factories surely inspires revulsion. But are there good reasons behind the revulsion? And is this an accurate description of what commercial surrogacy implies? This article offers a theory about what things are properly regarded as commodities which supports the claim that commercial surrogacy constitutes an unconscionable commodification of children and of women's reproductive capacities.
Adoption↗