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• Systems of Service: Reflections on the Moral Foundations of Improvement 

  Davidoff, Frank (2011-04)

  Providing clinical care is above all a service; in that sense, the medical profession aspires to Aristotelian phronesis, or prudence-being 'capable of action with regard to things that are good and bad for man.' This intense ...
• Forum Article on Nonhuman Animal Research Elicits Considerable Dialogue 

  Altrogge, Douglas M.; Anderson, Bruce C.; Bennett, B. Taylor; Bley, Jack; Boyce, John R.; Dennis, John; DeTolla, Louis J., Jr.; Freeman, Arthur; Jackson, Robert K.; Jacobs, Fred S.; Mathey, William J.; Nusbaum, Kenneth E.; Roen, David T.; Stabenow, Jennifer; Feldmann, Bruce Max (1996-08-01)
• The Crumbling Foundations of Medical Ethics [Review of RETHINKING LIFE and DEATH: THE COLLAPSE of OUR TRADITIONAL ETHICS, by Peter Singer; the FOUNDATIONS of BIOETHICS, by H. Tristram Engelhardt, Jr.; DECIDING TOGETHER: BIOETHICS and MORAL CONSENSUS, by Jonathan D. Moreno] 

  Campbell, Courtney S. (1998-04)