Moral Theory and Moral Judgments in Medical Ethics

Chapter 1 Introduction — Moral Theory and Moral Judgments in Biomedical Ethics

Chapter 2 Utilitarian Goals and Kantian Constraints (or: Always True to You, Darling in my Fashion)

Chapter 3 Utilitarians Among the Optimists

Chapter 4 Utilitarianism and the Informed Consent Requirement (or: Should Utilitarians be Allowed on Medical Research Ethical Review Boards?)

Chapter 5 Reply to Ruddick and Reiman

Chapter 6 Moral Rights and Causal Casuistry

Chapter 7 Death by Omission

Chapter 8 Coffee and Casuistry: It Doesn’t Matter Who Caused What

Chapter 9 Marxism and Moral Judgment

Chapter 10 Marx, Moral Judgment, and Medical Ethics: Commentary on Buchanan

Chapter 11 Reconciling the Practice of Reason: Casuistry in a Christian Context

Chapter 12 Christianity in a Social Context: Practical Reasoning and Forgiveness

Chapter 13 The Relation of Moral Theory to Moral Judgments: A Kantian Review

Chapter 15 Theory and Practice in Ethics