Critical Interventions in the Ethics of Healthcare

Stuart J. Murray is an Assistant Professor in the Department of English at Ryerson University, Canada. Dave Holmes is a Professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences, School of Nursing at the University of Ottawa, Canada.

Towards a Critical Bioethics, Stuart J.Murray, DaveHolmes; Part I Clinical Interventions; Chapter 1 My Life? My Choice? Ethics, Autonomy, and Evidence-Based Practice in Contemporary Clinical Care, KimWalker; Chapter 2 “You Might Not Feel Like Yourself”, Jennifer M.Poole, MargritShildrick, PatriciaMcKeever, SusanAbbey, HeatherRoss; Chapter 3 Embracing the Intersubjective, RoanneThomas-MacLean; Part II Biopolitical Interventions; Chapter 4 Biotechnology and the Governance of Life, AnnRobertson; Chapter 5 “Hail the Cure!”, BradleyBryan; Chapter 6 The Perils of Scientific Obedience, Stuart J.Murray; Chapter 7 Contesting the Autistic Subject, MichaelOrsini; Part III Gendered Interventions; Chapter 8 The View from Inside, ShelleyWall; Chapter 9 The Politics of Medico-Legal Recognition, SarahBurgess; Chapter 10 Journeys of Choice? Abortion, Travel, and Women’s Autonomy, ChristabelleSethna, MarionDoull; Part IV Cultural Interventions; Chapter 11 The Code of Ethics in Medicine, TwylaGibson; Chapter 12 Sleeping Ethics, Deborah LynnSteinberg; Chapter 13 The Last Temptation of Marion Woodman, David L.Clark;