Medical Ethics

Medical Ethics
Tác giả:	Bernard Haring
Ký hiệu tác giả:	HA-B
DDC:	170 - Đạo đức học
Ngôn ngữ:	Anh
Số cuốn:	1

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số:	258SB0016244
Nhà xuất bản:	St Pauls Publications
Năm xuất bản:	1972
Khổ sách:	21
Số trang:	250
Kho sách:	Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng:	Hiện có

CONTENTS
Preface ix
Introduction
1. MEDICINE IN SELF-REFLECTION AND INTERDISCIPLINARY DIALOGUE 1	1
Knowledge of man: the basis of ethics	6
2. THEOLOGY'S CONTRIBUTION TO MEDICAL ETHICS	11
3. THE ETHOS OF THE ETHICIST IN MODERN MEDICINE	15
4. ETHOS, ETHICAL CODE AND THE MORALITY OF THE PHYSICIAN	23
A. The differentiation of ethos, ethical code, medical ethics and the morality of the physician	23
B. The traditional ethos and changing emphases	25
C. The ethos of the physician in view of the new situation	27
D. Ethos versus ethical code	32
E. The medical ethics of the Church and the conscience of the physician	35
F. The conscience of the physician versus the conscience of the patient	38
5. HUMAN NATURE AND THE UNDERSTANDING OF MEDICINE	42
A. 'Nature': the crux of theology, philosophy and medicine	42
1. The concept of nature in theology	42
2. The concept of nature in philosophy	46
3. The concept of nature in medicine	48
B. The concept of the human body and the embodied spirit	49
C. Is there a nature in which we can read God's will?	53
D. Medical manipulation: the search for valid criteria	58
6. THE LIFE OF MAN	65
A. The meaning of bodily life	66
B. Man's stewardship of his life	69
C. Life entrusted to the love and justice of others	73
D. The beginning of human life	75
1. The origin of the genotype	77
2. The time of segmentation	78
3. Implantation	80
4. The cerebral cortex and hominization	81
E. Birth regulation as a medical problem	85
1. Contraception is not abortion	85
2. Biological processes	86
3. Therapy and birth regulation	87
4. Medical enlightenment	89
5. Sterilization	90
6. Artificial insemination	91
F. Abortion	94
1. The malice of abortion	96
2. The certainty of the presuppositions of the Catholic doctrine	98
3. The Catholic position in a pluralistic society	102
4. A sharper distinction between abortion and contraception	104
5. Clearer distinctions of the malice of abortion	106
6. Human being defined	109
7. Moral principles and pastoral counselling	112
8. The morality of legislation	115
7. THE DEATH OF MAN	120
A. The meaning of death	121
B. The doctor and the moribund patient	125
1. The fullness of freedom	125
2. A spirited quest for meaning	126
3. The patient's right to truth	127
4. The physician's rôle following the patient's death	131
C. The moment of death	131
1. Medical breakthroughs	132
2. Brain death = human death	132
3. Biological life prolonged	133
4. Death redefined	134
5. Mechanical support for transferable organs	136
D. Organ transplant	137
E. The prolongation of life	138
1. The newness of the problem	138
2. The ethical right to die in dignity	140
3. Criteria for prolonging life	140
F. Euthanasia	144
1. Distinctions needed	144
2. Negative euthanasia: problems	145
3. 'No' to positive euthanasia	148
G. Merciless killing	150
8 . THE HEALTH OF MAN	152
A. The concept of health and illness	152
1. Health: more than physical fitness	153
2. Health and the pursuit of holiness	155
3. The sense and nonsense of illness	157
4. Illness and temptation	160
5. Sinful failure to accept the meaning of illness	163
6. Redemption and healing	165
B . Psychopathology and psychotherapy	167
1. Psychopathology: neurosis-psychosis	167
2. Psychosomatic illness	171
3. Psychoanalysis and psychotherapy	172
(a) Psychoanalysis	172
(b) Logotherapy	173
(c) The dangers of psychoanalysis	176
4. Psychotherapy and secular pastoral care	178
5. Psychiatry and moral problems	180
6. Therapy: homosexuality and similar disturbances	184
(a) Sex deviants differ	184
(b) Is homosexuality an illness?	186
(c) Therapy	187
7. The therapy of drug addiction and alcoholism	189
(a) The various forms of addiction	190
(b) Crime or sickness?	191
(c) The main causes of the actual situation in drug addiction	192
(d) Therapy	197
C. Various ethical issues in therapy	198
1. The physician-patient relationship	199
2. Professional secrecy	201
3. Informing the patient responsibly	203
4. Treatment constituting a moral risk for the patient	204
5. Painless childbirth	205
6. Plastic (cosmetic) surgery	206
7. Who shall have priority for treatment?	206
D. Experimentation with human beings	208
1. The medical code on experimentation	209
2. Decisive ethical perspectives	212
3. The patient as experimental subject	213
4. Conditions for non-therapeutic experimentation on human beings	214
Bibliography	219
Analytical index	236
Name index	249

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