Bioethics and the Culture Wars

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 14 (4):424-431 (2005)
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Abstract

American bioethics began in the late 1960s, stimulated by a plethora of new medical technologies and biological knowledge and by a scandal-induced interest in human subject research. Although it was understood that there would be ethical debate , no one thought the disputes would be ideological in character, as if part of one's voting pattern as liberal or conservative, Democrat or Republican. There were arguments, often sharp, but no culture wars

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