Human Lives: Critical Essays on Consequentialist Bioethics

Notes on Contributors - Introduction - Consequentialism in Modern Moral Philosophy and in 'Modern Moral Philosophy'; C.Diamond - Is Anything Absolutely Wrong?; N.Denyer - Natural Integrity and Biotechnology; S.R.L.Clark - The Moral Uniqueness of the Human Animal; B.Scarlett - In Defence of Speciesism; T.Chappell - Young Human Beings: Metaphysics and Ethics; G.Gillett - Medicine, Virtues and Consequences; J.Cottingham - On Not Destroying the Health of One's Patients; L.Simmons - Intentions in Medical Ethics; J.L.A.Garcia - The Pre-eminence of Autonomy in Bioethics; J.E.Smith - Innocence and Consequentialism: Inconsistency, Equivocation and Contradiction in the Philosophy of Peter Singer; J.A.Laing - Voluntary Euthanasia and Justice; D.S.Oderberg - Index