What Kind of Death
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What Kind of Death
The Ethics of Determining One's Own Death
den Hartogh, Govert
Taylor & Francis Ltd
08/2024
402
Mole
9781032249957
15 a 20 dias
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Chapter 1. Introduction
Part I: Suicide
Chapter 2. Determining the manner and time of your own death
Chapter 3. The invisibility of rational suicide
Chapter 4. Which actions should we count as suicides?
Chapter 5. What is implied by the right to suicide?
Part II: Palliative care and palliative sedation
Chapter 6. Suffering and dying well: on the proper aim of palliative care
Chapter 7. Continuous deep sedation and homicide
Chapter 8. Sedation until death: indications
Part III: Euthanasia
Chapter 9. Euthanasia and the right to self-determination
Chapter 10. Ending lives with and without request
Chapter 11. The risks of legalization
Chapter 12. The Dutch and Belgian euthanasia laws: Potemkin villages?
Part IV: Hard cases
Chapter 13. Mental illness
Chapter 14. Death wishes of the elderly
Chapter 15. The authority of advance directives
Chapter 16. Designing a regulatory system
Part I: Suicide
Chapter 2. Determining the manner and time of your own death
Chapter 3. The invisibility of rational suicide
Chapter 4. Which actions should we count as suicides?
Chapter 5. What is implied by the right to suicide?
Part II: Palliative care and palliative sedation
Chapter 6. Suffering and dying well: on the proper aim of palliative care
Chapter 7. Continuous deep sedation and homicide
Chapter 8. Sedation until death: indications
Part III: Euthanasia
Chapter 9. Euthanasia and the right to self-determination
Chapter 10. Ending lives with and without request
Chapter 11. The risks of legalization
Chapter 12. The Dutch and Belgian euthanasia laws: Potemkin villages?
Part IV: Hard cases
Chapter 13. Mental illness
Chapter 14. Death wishes of the elderly
Chapter 15. The authority of advance directives
Chapter 16. Designing a regulatory system
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Govert den Hartogh;physician-assisted death;suicide;palliative care;euthanasia;physician-assisted suicide;self-determination;Volenti principle;philosophy of death;rational suicide;coping;sedation until death;human dignity;European Convention on Human Rights,;advance directives;Anorexia Nervosa;Physician Assisted;Suicide Assistance;Deep Sedation;Deep Continuous Sedation;Treatment Resistant Depression;Lethal Drugs;Good Life;Palliative Sedation;Euthanasia Law;Unbearable Suffering;Violated;Den Hartogh;Euthanasia Request;Patient's Request;Refractory Symptoms;Self-chosen Death;Good Death;Mere Side Effect;Medical Exception;Mental Illness;Patient's Suffering;Dutch Doctors;Severe Suffering
Chapter 1. Introduction
Part I: Suicide
Chapter 2. Determining the manner and time of your own death
Chapter 3. The invisibility of rational suicide
Chapter 4. Which actions should we count as suicides?
Chapter 5. What is implied by the right to suicide?
Part II: Palliative care and palliative sedation
Chapter 6. Suffering and dying well: on the proper aim of palliative care
Chapter 7. Continuous deep sedation and homicide
Chapter 8. Sedation until death: indications
Part III: Euthanasia
Chapter 9. Euthanasia and the right to self-determination
Chapter 10. Ending lives with and without request
Chapter 11. The risks of legalization
Chapter 12. The Dutch and Belgian euthanasia laws: Potemkin villages?
Part IV: Hard cases
Chapter 13. Mental illness
Chapter 14. Death wishes of the elderly
Chapter 15. The authority of advance directives
Chapter 16. Designing a regulatory system
Part I: Suicide
Chapter 2. Determining the manner and time of your own death
Chapter 3. The invisibility of rational suicide
Chapter 4. Which actions should we count as suicides?
Chapter 5. What is implied by the right to suicide?
Part II: Palliative care and palliative sedation
Chapter 6. Suffering and dying well: on the proper aim of palliative care
Chapter 7. Continuous deep sedation and homicide
Chapter 8. Sedation until death: indications
Part III: Euthanasia
Chapter 9. Euthanasia and the right to self-determination
Chapter 10. Ending lives with and without request
Chapter 11. The risks of legalization
Chapter 12. The Dutch and Belgian euthanasia laws: Potemkin villages?
Part IV: Hard cases
Chapter 13. Mental illness
Chapter 14. Death wishes of the elderly
Chapter 15. The authority of advance directives
Chapter 16. Designing a regulatory system
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Govert den Hartogh;physician-assisted death;suicide;palliative care;euthanasia;physician-assisted suicide;self-determination;Volenti principle;philosophy of death;rational suicide;coping;sedation until death;human dignity;European Convention on Human Rights,;advance directives;Anorexia Nervosa;Physician Assisted;Suicide Assistance;Deep Sedation;Deep Continuous Sedation;Treatment Resistant Depression;Lethal Drugs;Good Life;Palliative Sedation;Euthanasia Law;Unbearable Suffering;Violated;Den Hartogh;Euthanasia Request;Patient's Request;Refractory Symptoms;Self-chosen Death;Good Death;Mere Side Effect;Medical Exception;Mental Illness;Patient's Suffering;Dutch Doctors;Severe Suffering
