Titlebook: Japanese and Western Bioethics; Studies in Moral Div Kazumasa Hoshino Book 19971st edition Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1997 B

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Comparative Studies: Japan and America Christian morality were fundamentally different. However, different moralities are present in what I will call “morality in the . sense,” as I will discuss shortly. Morality in the broad sense recognizes divergent and even conflicting moral positions created by different philosophical, religious, or cultural commitments.

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Autonomy and Communitarianism: The Ethics of Terminal Care in Cross-Cultural Perspective994). In Europe one country is still suffering the controversies of unconsenting euthanasia (Lifton, 1986; Koch, 1991). Another prides itself in being the first country of the world to develop a formal public policy condoning intentional mercy killing of the terminally ill upon request (Gomez, 1991; Van Der Mass, 1991; DeWachter; 1989).

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Medical Futility: Philosophical Reflections on Deathit those futile interventions. Others (Youngner, 1988) have emphasized the value-laden nature of such judgements, and have insisted that it is the patient or the family who must decide which interventions will be provided.

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Kazumasa Hoshino. It is his perseverance that has made this volume a reality. It was his faith in ideas that brought together a cluster of scholars in Tokyo on September 2-4, 1994, at Sophia University for a U. S. -J apan Bioethics Congress. With the support of the Foundation for Advance- ment of I

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The Modelling of Finite Deformation Elasticity and Plasticitysented. A three-field variational principle is used to solve the problems that arise when (nearly-)incompressible material behaviour is considered. The performance of the algorithms will be assessed by means of the analysis of pressure instabilities that arise during the inflation of rubber balloons

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Immunotherapy for Human Cancerhe immune system and tumor cells. A driving force behind this research is the idea that cancer-directed immunity can be enhanced to improve the outcome for patients with the disease. The specificity of the immune response makes cancer immunotherapy extremely attractive because it offers the promise

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Responsibility and Crisis: Lévinas and Husserl on What Calls for Thinking view to challenging the notion that their projects are radically incompatible. This will involve a bringing together of the two thinkers from both sides. On the one hand, I will offer a reading of Lévinas’ phenomenology as operating within the framework of transcendentalism even while it problemati

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