Kuczewski, M.G. <br/><br/>
Bioethics: Ancient themes in contemporary issues/ 
M.G. Kuczewski 
 - Cambridge:  Bradford,   2000. 
 - 304 p.  HB 
<br/><br/>I  The Character of Medical and Ethical Knowledge 1<br/>1 Remembering the Hippocratics: Knowledge, Practice, and Ethos of<br/>Ancient Greek Physician-Healers 3<br/>Robert Bartz<br/>2  Is Medicine Art, Science, or Practical Wisdom? Ancient and<br/>Contemporary Reflections 31<br/>Ronald Polansky<br/>3 Phronesis and the Misdescription of Medicine: Against The<br/>Medical School Commencement Speech 57<br/>Kathryn Montgomery<br/>4 Aristotle, Phronesis^ and Postmodern Bioethics 67<br/>David Thomasma<br/>5 Confessions of an Unrepentant Sophist 93<br/>Tod Chambers<br/>6 Philosophical Therapy, Ancient and Modern 109<br/>Julia E. Annas<br/>II The Heuristic Value of Classical Approaches 129<br/>7 Thrasymachus and Managed Care: How Not to Think about the<br/>Craft of Medicine 131<br/>Alex John London<br/>8  Potentiality and Persons: An Aristotelian Perspective 155<br/>Christopher Megone<br/>9 Can Communitarianism End the Shrill and Interminable Public<br/>Debates? Abortion as a Case-in-Point 179<br/>Mark G. Kuczewski<br/>10 Classical and Modern Reflections on Medical Ethics and the Best<br/>Interests of the Sick Child 193<br/>Daryl M. Tress<br/>11 Facing Death Like a Stoic: Epictetus on Suicide in the Case of<br/>Illness 229<br/>Christopher E. Cosans<br/>12 Euthanasia and the Physician's Role: Reflections on Some Views in<br/>the Ancient Greek Tradition 251<br/>Georgios Anagnastopoulos 
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