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Roles of moral philosophy in appropriated bioethics: A response to Baker and McCullough
Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal 17 (1):65-67 (2007)
Abstract
Strong arguments support the notion that much of modern bioethics is a result of appropriation rather than strict application of traditional moral philosophy. Nevertheless, it is important to recognize these sources and approaches associated with them, even when working with appropriated theories, since traditional ethical theory does and should influence modern bioethics.Links
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