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Confronting Moral Pluralism in Posttraditional Western Societies: Bioethics Critically Reassessed by TRISTRAM ENGELHARDT, H

“…In the face of the moral pluralism that results from the death of God and the abandonment of a God's eye perspective in secular philosophy, bioethics arose in…”
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Credentialing Strategically Ambiguous and Heterogeneous Social Skills: The Emperor Without Clothes by Tristram Engelhardt, H.

“…The paper reviews the various cultural forces that supported the emergence of clinical ethicists. It explores as well how a heterogeneous and protean cluster…”
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End-of-life: the traditional Christian view by Tristram Engelhardt, H, Smith Iltis, Ana

“…As a consequence, physicians treating Christians should develop an understanding of their own commitments and of how the special spiritual needs of their…”
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Global Bioethics: The Collapse of Consensus by Engelhardt, H. Tristram

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Courage: facing and living with moral diversity by Engelhardt, Jr, H Tristram

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Core Competencies for Health Care Ethics Consultants: In Search of Professional Status in a Post-Modern World by Engelhardt, H. Tristram

“…The American Society for Bioethics and the Humanities (ASBH) issued its Core Competencies for Health Care Ethics Consultation just as it is becoming ever…”
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Bioethics critically reconsidered: Living after foundations by Engelhardt, H. Tristram

“…Given intractable moral pluralism, what ought one to make of the bioethics that arose in the early 1970s, grounded as it was in the false assumption that there…”
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Beyond the Best Interests of Children: Four Views of the Family and of Foundational Disagreements Regarding Pediatric Decision Making by Engelhardt, Jr, H Tristram

“…This paper presents four different understandings of the family and their concomitant views of the authority of the family in pediatric medical decision…”
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KANT, HEGEL, AND HABERMAS: REFLECTIONS ON "GLAUBEN UND WISSEN" by ENGELHARDT, H. TRISTRAM

“…To approach Hegel is to do so within one of the numerous denominations of Hegel interpretations. [...] a confession of sectarian biases is in order: I concur…”
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Fair equality of opportunity critically reexamined: the family and the sustainability of health care systems by Engelhardt, Jr, H Tristram

“…A complex interaction of ideological, financial, social, and moral factors makes the financial sustainability of health care systems a challenge across the…”
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The Injustice of Enforced Equal Access to Transplant Operations: Rethinking Reckless Claims of Fairness by Engelhardt, H. Tristram

“…The globalizing or totalizing imposition of a particular understanding of justice, fairness, or equality, as seen, for example, in Canada's single health care…”
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Long-Term Care: The Family, Post-Modernity, and Conflicting Moral Life-Worlds by Engelhardt, Jr, H Tristram

“…Long-term care is controversial because it involves foundational disputes. Some are moral-economic, bearing on whether the individual, the family, or the state…”
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Critical care: why there is no global bioethics by Engelhardt, Jr, H Tristram

“…The possibility of content-full, universal, bioethical norms is assessed. The literature brings into question a global bioethics. A salient moral and…”
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The bioethics consultant: giving moral advice in the midst of moral controversy by Engelhardt, Jr, H Tristram

“…This article begins by critically assessing clinical bioethics consultation as a single, unified role. It challenges that unity. As the article argues, the…”
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A New Theological Framework for Roman Catholic Bioethics: Pope Francis Makes a Significant Change in the Moral Framework for Bioethics by Engelhardt, H. T.

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The ordination of bioethicists as secular moral experts by Engelhardt, H Tristram

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Informed Consent in Texas: Theory and Practice by Cherry, Mark J., Engelhardt, H. Tristram

“…The legal basis of informed consent in Texas may on first examination suggest an unqualified affirmation of persons as the source of authority over themselves…”
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Why Ecumenism Fails: Taking Theological Differences Seriously by Engelhardt, Jr, H Tristram

“…Contemporary Christians are separated by foundationally disparate understandings of Christianity itself. Christians do not share one theology, much less a…”
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Beyond the principles of bioethics: facing the consequences of fundamental moral disagreement by Engelhardt, H. Tristram

“…Given intractable secular moral pluralism, the force and significance of the four principles (autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice) of Tom…”
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Bioethics in the third millennium: some critical anticipations by Engelhardt, H Tristram

“…Its promises to the contrary notwithstanding, bioethics is plural. There is a diversity of content-full moral undertandings of the good and the right…”
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