The Foundation of Bioethics

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Summary: The Foundations of Bioethics
Review: Rarely, does anyone get down to the elemental processes of human interactions. This book is one of those rare occasions. It basically negates all known ethical methods and demands respect for human rights (albeit in a un- or under-stated way).

Post-Modern Ethics has no where to go except to the process of mutual respect of individuals.

This is a difficult book to read because it cuts through all internal and external methods thus attacking one's own value system. A section on axiology would have been a plus (but not necessary.)

It's must read for the new mellenium.