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Medical Ethics

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June 25, 2014

 

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If mercy is seen as a core element in support of PAS, why restrict PAS only to those who can ask for it -- don't the unconscious or incompetent deserve mercy also? Callahan is in opposition to the belief that the essence of human dignity is the notion that a person should be free to choose how and when they want to die...
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Callahan questions the absolute nature of autonomy and self-determination and the extent to which these values can be applied. Self-determination by definition entails human freedom of action and respect for persons but those in support of PAS want it to be restricted to those who are terminally ill...
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