euthanasia 安乐死 英文课件.pptVIP

Decisions at the End of Life;Introduction;The Changing Medical Situation;The Changing Insurance Situation;An Increasing Interest inEnd-of-life Issues;What are we striving for?;Karen Ann Quinlan;Karen Ann Quinlan, Web Resources;Cruzan;Cruzan, 2;Cruzan, 3;Washington v. Glucksburg;Vacco v. Quill;Vacco v. Quill. 2;Terri Schiavo;Terri Schiavo Timeline, 1;Terri Schiavo Timeline, 2;Terri Schiavo Timeline, 3;Terri Schiavo Timeline, 4;Terri Schiavo Timeline, 5;The Schiavo Case: Sources of Uncertainty;Schiavo Autopsy;Some Initial Distinctions;Active vs. Passive Euthanasia;Criticisms of the Active/Passive Distinction in Euthanasia;Active Euthanasia;Voluntary, Non-voluntary, and Involuntary Euthanasia;Assisted vs. Unassisted Euthanasia;Overview of Distinctions;Compassion for Suffering;The Sanctity of Life;The Right to Die;The Slippery Slope;Two Models;The Utilitarian Model;Main Tenets;The Calculus;How much care should be given at the end of life? ;What is a good death?;Understanding Bizarre Suggestions;The Kantian Model;Autonomy Respect;Treating People as Mere Means;Protecting Autonomy;Autonomy: Who Decides;From Autonomy to Rights;Types of Rights;Conclusion;The Interdisciplinary Characterof Moral Problems:End-of-life Decisions;Disciplines Considering End-of-Life Issues;Euthanasia;End-of-Life Decisions;The Biology of Aging and Dying ;Psychology;Art;Art ;Art--2;Music;Literature;Theology Religious Studies;Economics;Sociology;Anthropology