A window into Richard M. Zaner's clinical ethics

This essay introduces a thematic issue focused on the contributions to clinical ethics and the philosophy of medicine by Richard M. Zaner. We consider the apparent divorce of Zaner's philosophical roots from his recent narrative immersions into the blooming, buzzing confusions of clinical-moral...

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Published in:Theoretical medicine and bioethics 2005, Vol.26 (1), p.1-6
Main Authors: Wiggins, Osborne P, Sadler, John Z
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