Human beings are internally inconsistent in various ways. One way to develop this thought
involves using the language of value alignment: the values we hold are not always aligned …

Although one can argue that they do not represent a radical departure from existing
practices, protocols for reverse triage certainly step beyond what is ordinarily done in …

Studies of Changes in the Morality of Abortion, Death, and the Bioethics Revolutions 1 and
Rosamond Rhodes' The Trusted Doctor: Medical Ethics and Professionalism 2 sparked …

This article describes and rejects three standard views of reason in secular clinical ethics.
The first, instrumental reason view, affirms that reason may be used to draw conceptual …

Abstract Recently, John Danaher defended a research agenda he calls “Axiological
Futurism”. In this commentary, I propose two revisions for how that research agenda is …

Decarbonisation of the global economy is an ecological and humanitarian necessity. Much
of the research on this defining task for humanity has focused on technological solutions …

Previous chapters considered value theories of psychology, sociology, anthropology, and
philosophy. These disciplines can benefit and learn from one another, and closer interaction …

The theme of change is one of the most prominent traits of Wittgenstein's later work, and his
writings have inspired many contemporary thinkers' discussions of changes in eg …

February is Black History Month and so healthcare practitioners will soon rummage history
books for information about famous African Americans, like Onesimus (fl. 1709–1720), the …

How should move toward research integrity, in substance and as an overarching framework,
be accomplished? The most problematic issues may be:(1) disseminated accountability …