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Clearly argued and written in nontechnical language, this book provides a definitive account of informed consent. It begins by presenting the analytic framework for reasoning about informed consent found in moral philosophy and law. The authors then review and interpret the history of... read more
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- Jay Katz: Add a description of this character.
- Percival
- Beecher
- Milgram
- Pernick
- Goldman
- Mary
- Alan Meisel
- Mohr
- Gregory
- Humphreys
- Cobbs
- Marc
- Gretchen
- Don
- Carol
- Spence
- Wilkinson
- Slater
- Shannon
- Krugman
- Vesey
- Natanson
- Charles W. Lidz
- Rush
- Prentice-hall
- Kelman
- Zimbardo
- Kennedy
- Hershey
- Riskin
- Ross
- Davis
- Fisher
- Salgo
- Fletcher
- Alexander M. Capron
- Frankel
- Loren H. Roth
- M. Brewster Smith
- Carpenter
- Dworkin
- Janis
- Baker
- Hooker
- Robert M. Veatch
Authors & Contributors edit
- Tom L. Beauchamp (Author)
- Ruth R. Faden
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- Dewey: 344.7304109
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