Category Archives: Physician Assisted Suicide
PETER Y. WINDT
(1938 – )
What Counts as Suicide? It’s Not So Easy to Say
Peter Y. Windt, formerly associate professor of philosophy at the University of Utah and former chairman of the department, has worked on many problems in bioethics, especially the ethics of (re)designing human nature; philosophical method and problems of informal … Continue reading
DANIEL CALLAHAN
(1930– )
from Reason, Self-determination, and Physician-Assisted Suicide
Educated at Yale, Georgetown, and Harvard, Daniel Callahan was a cofounder of The Hastings Center, the first institute for bioethics, in 1969, and served as its president from 1969–1996. Callahan’s interests in bioethics range from the beginning to the … Continue reading