Ethics and economics of assisted reproduction the cost of longing
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Washington, D.C. :
Georgetown University Press
[2001]
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Machine generated contents note: CHAPTER ONE
- THE ECONOMICS OF INFERTILITY 16
- Myths and Realities in the Economics of Infertility 17
- Intersection: Ethics and Economics 30
- Distributive Justice and Assisted Reproduction 30
- CHAPTER TWO
- THE ETHICS OFASSISTED REPRODUCTION 42
- The Ethics of Assisted Reproduction 43
- What about Adoption? 56
- Reproduction and the Common Good 60
- CHAPTER THREE
- ASSISTED REPRODUCTIONAND
- THE GOALS OF MEDICINE 66
- Infertility, Suffering, and the Goals of Medicine 68
- Living with Infertility 70
- Inside/Outside: The Medical Construction of Infertility 74
- Some Preliminary Conclusions 78
- Reflecting on the Goals of Medicine 80
- CHAPTER FOUR
- RECONCEIVING PROCREATIVE LIBERTY 91
- John Robertson and the Meaning of Procreative Liberty 93
- Rights Talk and the Critique of Procreative Liberty, American-Style 96
- Border Tensions 101
- Procreative Liberty and Catholic Social Teaching 106
- Conclusion 115
- CHAPTER FIVE
- ASSISTED REPRODUCTION AND
- ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE 122
- Human Dignity and Access to Health Care 125
- A Decent Minimum 127
- Sufficiency 129
- Investments in Reproducing 132
- Equity and Access 134
- At the Boundaries 139
- Setting Limits 142
- Conclusion 144
- CHAPTER SIX
- FAITH AND INFERTILITY 150
- Mixed Messages and Missed Opportunities 151
- Creating a Context 158
- From Spiritual Crisis to Spiritual Quest 160
- Conclusions and the Work Yet to Be Done 164
- CONCLUSION 171
- INDEX 177.
