M. Schermer Livres

This book explores the dynamic relationship between technology and values in our culture, addressing moral dilemmas in areas like health, food, and the environment. It argues for pragmatism as a guide for cooperation and ethical discourse, appealing to students, scholars, and policymakers in various ethical fields.

This book offers a comprehensive analysis of patient autonomy in medical ethics, blending empirical research with philosophical insights. It explores informed consent, decision making, and the dynamics of autonomy in healthcare, including non-decision making contexts. Ideal for students, professionals, and policymakers in medical ethics.