We argue that the way in which the concept of expertise is understood and invoked has
prevented progress in the debate as to whether moral philosophers can be said to be 'moral …

Bertram Bandman, The moral development of health care professionals: rational decisionmaking
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Moral philosophers who work in applied ethics are often asked to share with the general
public their expert moral opinions on contemporary ethical issues. They are also sometimes …

Medical ethics is commonly assumed to be a form of 'applied moral philosophy'in which
practical moral judgments are deduced from moral theories. This account of the relationship …

I will begin by presenting some doubts about what might be called the" received view" of the
role of the moral expert as a health care consultant. Then I will review the literature on moral …

There seem to be two clearly-defined camps in the debate over the problem of moral
expertise. On the one hand are the “Professionals”, who reject the possibility entirely, usually …

In this piece, I argue for a “localized” account of moral expertise in medicine. While I reject
the view that there is a universal or absolute account of moral truth available to women and …

In recent years, there has been a lively (bio‐) ethical debate on the nature of moral expertise
and the concept of moral experts. However, there is currently no common ground …

In this chapter I argue that ethics expertise unquestionably exists. We see it, in fact, in
persons all around us, including in many clinical ethicists. Having such expertise, I suggest …

Can we legitimately speak of ethics experts? Recent literature in philosophy and medical
ethics addresses this important question but does not offer a satisfactory answer. Part of the …