num_pages: 227
description: The range of ethical issues that arise in regard to the treatment of intersex infants, children, and adults is representative of clinical healthcare ethics generally. By incorporating the perspective of patients and their stories in its account, Intersex in the Age of Ethics does more than introduce the question of healthcare ethics in microcosm, it leads the reader to examine the effect of ethical reflection on the lives of patients. David T. Ozar, Loyola University of Chicago
language: English
title: Intersex in the Age of Ethics
titlecomplete: Intersex in the Age of Ethics
genres: History, Science, Philosophy, Queer, Gender and Sexuality, Nonfiction, Intersex
ratings_count: 44
publisher: Univ Pub Group