Bioethics
Leading scholars debate politically progressive perspectives on bioethics and the implications for society, politics, and science in the twenty-first century.
Bioethics has become increasingly politicized
over the past decade. Conservative voices dominated the debate at
first, but the recent resurgence of progressivism and the application
of its fundamental values (social justice, critical optimism, practical
problem solving) to bioethical issues have helped correct this
ideological imbalance.
Progress in Bioethics is the first book
to debate the meaning of progressive bioethics and to offer
perspectives on the topic both from bioethicists who consider
themselves progressive and from bioethicists who do not. It aims to
begin a dialogue and to provide a foothold for readers interested in
understanding the field.
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