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This review is from: Assisted Suicide: Theory and Practice in Elective Death (Hardcover)
Being a Philosophy major at Oklahoma State University I found this book to be very informative in an ethical perspective. The two authors, Prado and Taylor, have different views on the hot button topic of Physician Assisted Suicide. This gives the reader a broad overview of opinions toward the subjects. The book starts with the basic definition of assisted suicide and goes to the ethics dealing with it. However, the book does not mention anything about the leaglization of assisted suicide because they state regardless of the legality it happens. Personally, I would reccomend this book to anyone who has an intrest in learning about the ethics and morals in the issue of assisted suicide.
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Assisted Suicide: Theory and Practice in Elective Death by C. G. Prado (Paperback - June 1999)
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