Titlebook: Clinical Ethics and the Necessity of Stories; Essays in Honor of R Osborne P. Wiggins,Annette C. Allen Book 20111st edition Springer Scienc

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On the Telling of Stories,onfirmed this time and again, and I am deeply grateful for their words and intelligence. I have been warmed by the personal notes, charmed by their stories, captivated by their sensitive reasoning. Here, I want to give something in return, well beyond my past writings.

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Bioethics Without Analogy,and health law and, sometimes, bioethical reasoning itself. Analogical argument has deep roots and the effort to avoid its misapplication a long history. An alternative approach, exemplified by clinical-ethical practice in the Hippocratic and phenomenological traditions, is presented and recommended

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,A Story Teller’s Story: Richard Zaner as Hero (Hē row),bits of recognition. A certificate of successful Ph.D. completion. An award from the University Medical Center for dedication and work in “Medical Ethics.” A diploma saying “Masters of Arts.” All things seem right in the world, until my eye catches the words “Flying Cross.” Is it real? Is it a type

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On the Telling of Stories, many of which have helped me immeasurably over the years to reach an understanding of phenomena otherwise beyond my ken. Reading these writings has confirmed this time and again, and I am deeply grateful for their words and intelligence. I have been warmed by the personal notes, charmed by their st