Titlebook: Medicine after the Holocaust; From the Master Race Sheldon Rubenfeld (clinical professor of general m Book 2010 Sheldon Rubenfeld 2010 Ausc

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When Evil was Good and Good Evil: Remembrances of Nurembergus, per force, a moralist. Like many moralists he could be mordant, opinionated, and pompous. But he was, as often as not, on the mark in his diagnoses of our human failings. He uttered them in terse and simple language without formal ethical argument. We would surely be mistaken to treat his words

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Misconceptions of “Race” as a Biological Category: Then and Nowysical characteristics and that the inheritance of a small number of certain physical characteristics, such as white skin, blond hair, and blue .?, was genetically linked to the inheritance of other traits deemed superior. The Nordic people bearing these characteristics were considered Aryans, or th

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Mad, Bad, or Evil: How Physician Healers Turn to Torture and Murderus to bystanders and then finally to perpetrators, particularly focusing on the role of physicians in torture.. The research I compiled is more than just an academic interest or a set of historical facts. The problem of evil is not a philosophic one; rather, it is a problem that continues to confron

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The Legacy of the Nuremberg Doctors’ Trial to American Bioethics and Human Rightshuman rights documents: the Nuremberg Code. Accepting this conclusion has significant con- sequences for contemporary American bioethics generally, and specifically in the context of the global war on terror in which the United States has used physicians to acilitate in interrogations, torture, and

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