Beneficent euthanasia
By: edited by Marvin Kohl.
Contributors: Kohl, Marvin.
Publisher: Prometheus Books
Published: 1975
Place of publication: Buffalo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 255
Subjects: Euthanasia
Notes: Bibliography: p. 247-251.
Table of contents: title: Religioethical issues: Sherwin, B. L. Jewish views of euthanasia. Sullivan, J. V. The immorality of euthanasia. Maguire, D. C. A Catholic view of mercy killing. Fletcher, J. The "right" to live and the "right" to die.; title: Underlying questions: Hook S. The ethics of suicide. Hoffman, R. Death and dignity. Bandman, B. and Bandman, E. Rights, justice, and euthanasia. Walzer, M. Consenting to one's own death. Brandt, R. A moral principle about killing.; title: Beneficence, two contrasting views: Dyck, A. Beneficent euthanasia and benemortasia. Kohl, M. Voluntary beneficent euthanasia.; title: Medical and legal issues: Williams, G. Euthanasia and the physician. Furlow, T. W., Jr. Euthanasia and the tyranny of technology. Engelhardt, H. T., Jr. Ethical issues in aiding the death of young children. Tupin, J. P. Some psychiatric issues of euthanasia. Summerskill, E. On the Voluntary euthanasia bill of 1969. Barrington, M. R. Voluntary euthanasia act, 198-? Brody, B. Voluntary euthanasia and the law. Kohl, M. and Kurtz, P. A plea for beneficent euthanasia.