The Abuse of Casuistry: A History of Moral Reasoning
"The authors meticulously outline the first methodological  structure of  casuistry. This contribution alone certainly ranks it among the works on  prudence by earlier continental writers like Demain, Lottin and Capone."  --James  F. Keenan, S. J., Theological Studies"The authors' theoretical points are important and will repay  careful  consideration. . . . A  fascinating introduction to the work of  philosophers and  theologians whose work, in the authors' opinion and in mine, has  suffered a long  and unjustified obscurity."  --Kenneth W. Kemp, Ethics"This is a path-breaking examination of the history of ethical  case  analysis."  --Steven H. Miles, Journal of the  American Medical  Association