14 How Should One Die? Nietzsche’s Contribution to the Issue of Suicide in Medical Ethics

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Foreword IX
4. 1 Good Parents and New Reproductive Technologies 1
5. 2 Bypassing Morality Through Conventional and Unconventional Forms of Moral Enhancement 11
6. 3 The Neuroenhancement Continuum and the Minimal Rule 23
7. 4 Procreative Beneficence: is Selection Really Better Than Genetic Modification? 37
8. 5 Practical Ethics Issues in Gene Therapy and Genetic Testing 49
9. 6 Refocusing the Nudge Debate on Organ Donation 58
10. 7 CLICK HERE! To Find More About Organ Transplantation: Ethical Aspects of Media Stories on Organ Donation from Romanian Newspapers 72
11. 8 Seeing the Forest Beyond the Trees: A Holistic Approach to Health-Care Organizational Ethics 86
12. 9 Disability @ the Movies: Toward a Disability-Conscious Bioethics 97
13. 10 The Info-Computational Turn in Bioethics 108
14. 11 The Principle of Autonomy in Palliative Care: The Moldavian Perspective 121
15. 12 Philosophical Foundations and the Role of Counseling in the Ethics of Informed Consent 132
16. 13 Bioethics as Biopolitics: A Foucauldian Perspective 145
17. 14 How Should One Die? Nietzsche’s Contribution to the Issue of Suicide in Medical Ethics 160
18. Contributors 169