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Published 1997-11-01
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Abstract
In this essay the author relates bioethics to Anglo-Saxcin moral philosophy in the early twentieth century. According to him the direct engagement ofmoral philosophers with concrete cases and issues in medicine and biomedical research helped to rescue ethics from the abstract irrelevance into which much of the field had fallen.