Volume 11, Issue 2

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June 2014

Symposium: Bioethics and Literature

Issue Editors:

Grant Gillett,
Lynne Bowyer

29 articles in this issue

Government of the People, by the People, for the People: Bioethics, Literature, and Method
Michael A. Ashby
Leigh E. Rich
Editorial 18 June 2014 Pages: 109 - 112
Normalising The Good Doctor … and Other Health Services Personnel
Letitia Helen Burridge
Letter to the Editor 25 April 2014 Pages: 113 - 113
Amoralist Rationalism? A Response to Joel Marks
Zohar Lederman
Letter to the Editor 18 April 2014 Pages: 115 - 116
Chemical Castration of Danish Sex Offenders
Lise Aagaard
Letter to the Editor 02 May 2014 Pages: 117 - 118
Post-Approval Monitoring and Oversight of U.S.-Initiated Human Subjects Research in Resource-Constrained Countries
Brandon Brown
Janni Kinsler
Carlos F. Cáceres
Critical Perspectives 17 May 2014 Pages: 119 - 123
Special Communication: Biotechnology From the Perspective of Iranian Law
Hamid Reza Salehi
Critical Perspectives 06 May 2014 Pages: 125 - 130
Reproductive Tissue and Contract
Mark Giancaspro
Recent Developments 18 April 2014 Pages: 131 - 134
Bioethics and Literature: An Exciting Overlap
Grant Gillett
Lynne Bowyer
Symposium 18 June 2014 Pages: 135 - 136
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Symposium: Bioethics and Literature
Monday 7 a.m.
Malcolm Parker
Symposium 17 May 2014 Pages: 137 - 137
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Symposium: Bioethics and Literature
Autonomy and Why You Can “Never Let Me Go”
Lynne Bowyer
Symposium 08 May 2014 Pages: 139 - 149
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Symposium: Bioethics and Literature
Senility
Malcolm Parker
Symposium 17 May 2014 Pages: 151 - 151
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Symposium: Bioethics and Literature
Spinoza, Styron, and the Ethics of Healing
Simon Thomas Walker
Symposium 06 May 2014 Pages: 153 - 160
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Symposium: Bioethics and Literature
Vaccination Day
Malcolm Parker
Symposium 17 May 2014 Pages: 161 - 161
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A Random Blend: The Self in Philip Larkin’s Poems “Ambulances” and “The Building”
Neil Pickering
Symposium 06 May 2014 Pages: 163 - 170
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Symposium: Bioethics and Literature
The Propaganda of Cells
Malcolm Parker
Symposium 17 May 2014 Pages: 171 - 171
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Symposium: Bioethics and Literature
Duties to Kin Through a Tragi-Comic Lens
Grant Gillett
Robin Hankey
Symposium 27 April 2014 Pages: 173 - 180
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Symposium: Bioethics and Literature
An Anonymous Death
Malcolm Parker
Symposium 17 May 2014 Pages: 181 - 181
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Symposium: Bioethics and Literature
Bao-yu: A Mental Disorder or a Cultural Icon?
Flora Huang
Grant Gillett
Symposium 18 April 2014 Pages: 183 - 189
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Symposium: Bioethics and Literature
Manuscript Status
Katrina A. Bramstedt
Symposium 06 May 2014 Pages: 191 - 191
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Odd Complaints and Doubtful Conditions: Norms of Hypochondria in Jane Austen and Catherine Belling
James Lindemann Nelson
Symposium 06 May 2014 Pages: 193 - 200
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Symposium: Bioethics and Literature
Human Dignity as a Component of a Long-Lasting and Widespread Conceptual Construct
Bernard Baertschi
Original Research Open access 22 April 2014 Pages: 201 - 211
Teaching Medical Ethics to Meet the Realities of a Changing Health Care System
Michael Millstone
Original Research 06 May 2014 Pages: 213 - 221
Re-Moralizing the Suicide Debate
Scott J. Fitzpatrick
Original Research 22 April 2014 Pages: 223 - 232
Power and Control in Interactions Between Journalists and Health-Related Industries: The View From Industry
Bronwen Morrell
Wendy L. Lipworth
Ian Kerridge
Original Research 06 May 2014 Pages: 233 - 244
Accepting Adoption’s Uncertainty: The Limited Ethics of Pre-Adoption Genetic Testing
Kimberly J. Leighton
Original Research 10 June 2014 Pages: 245 - 260
Saving Mr. Banks
Katrina A. Bramstedt
Film Review 07 May 2014 Pages: 261 - 262
Privacy in the Context of “Re-Emergent” Infectious Diseases
Justin T. Denholm
Ian H. Kerridge
Case Studies 27 April 2014 Pages: 263 - 264
Perhaps Medicine Is One of the Humanities?
Miles Little
Case Studies 17 May 2014 Pages: 265 - 266
The Benefit of Narrative Analysis to Patient-Centred Practice in Medicine
Janet Crowden
Andrew Crowden
Case Studies 17 May 2014 Pages: 267 - 268

Volume 11, Issue 2

Government of the People, by the People, for the People: Bioethics, Literature, and Method

Normalising The Good Doctor … and Other Health Services Personnel

Amoralist Rationalism? A Response to Joel Marks

Chemical Castration of Danish Sex Offenders

Post-Approval Monitoring and Oversight of U.S.-Initiated Human Subjects Research in Resource-Constrained Countries

Special Communication: Biotechnology From the Perspective of Iranian Law

Reproductive Tissue and Contract

Bioethics and Literature: An Exciting Overlap

Monday 7 a.m.

Autonomy and Why You Can “Never Let Me Go”

Senility

Spinoza, Styron, and the Ethics of Healing

Vaccination Day

A Random Blend: The Self in Philip Larkin’s Poems “Ambulances” and “The Building”

The Propaganda of Cells

Duties to Kin Through a Tragi-Comic Lens

An Anonymous Death

Bao-yu: A Mental Disorder or a Cultural Icon?

Manuscript Status

Odd Complaints and Doubtful Conditions: Norms of Hypochondria in Jane Austen and Catherine Belling

Human Dignity as a Component of a Long-Lasting and Widespread Conceptual Construct

Teaching Medical Ethics to Meet the Realities of a Changing Health Care System

Re-Moralizing the Suicide Debate

Power and Control in Interactions Between Journalists and Health-Related Industries: The View From Industry

Accepting Adoption’s Uncertainty: The Limited Ethics of Pre-Adoption Genetic Testing

Saving Mr. Banks

Privacy in the Context of “Re-Emergent” Infectious Diseases

Perhaps Medicine Is One of the Humanities?

The Benefit of Narrative Analysis to Patient-Centred Practice in Medicine

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