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Living With Dignity Newsletter
Vol. 23
A journalist once asked me what I thought would be the major issues for ethics in the future. I responded, spontaneously, with three words: “complexity; uncertainty; potentiality”. My statement surprised me, as I had no idea where it came from or even what it might mean in relation to ethical analysis. Since then, I’ve pondered the latter.
Continue reading Complexity, uncertainty and potentiality in the euthanasia debate:
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Assisted suicide laws are universally flawed because they fail to account for the fact that terminal illness diagnoses are sometimes a mistake.
Continue reading 7 Years Ago, Doctors Gave Mom Days to Live. Assisted Suicide Would Have Made That True
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Right to die, euthanasia, dying with dignity, assisted suicide: the language around this debate is enormously loaded, and shapes the way we feel about it.
Continue reading Language as a battlefield: How we got from euthanasia to voluntary assisted dying
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