Must Consent Be Informed? Patient rights, state authority, and the moral basis of the physician's duties of disclosure [0.03%]
同意必须是知情的吗？患者的权益，国家的权利以及医生披露义务的道德基础
D Robert MacDougall
D Robert MacDougall
Legal standards of disclosure in a variety of jurisdictions require physicians to inform patients about the likely consequences of treatment, as a condition for obtaining the patient's consent. Such a duty to inform is special insofar as ex...
Truthfulness and Deceit in Dementia Care: An argument for truthful regard as a morally significant human bond [0.03%]
痴呆护理中的真诚与欺骗：作为道德意义上的人际纽带的真诚相待论述
Philippa Byers
Philippa Byers
This paper presents a challenge to the view that benign 'white lies' may be therapeutic in dementia care and preferable to more truthful alternatives. Drawing on Sissela Bok and Bernard Williams, the paper develops three key points: first, ...
Editor's Note, September 2021 [0.03%]
九月刊編者按
Quill Kukla
Quill Kukla
Shannon Dea
Shannon Dea
In the face of the increasing substitution of free speech for academic freedom, I argue for the distinctiveness and irreplaceability of the latter. Academic freedom has evolved alongside universities in order to support the important social...
Alice MacLachlan
Alice MacLachlan
Barrett Emerick
Barrett Emerick
It is often held that people have a moral right to believe and say whatever they want. For instance, one might claim that they have a right to believe racist things as long as they keep those thoughts to themselves. Or, one might claim that...
Free Speech Skepticism [0.03%]
言论自由怀疑论
Susan J Brison
Susan J Brison
If the free speech clause of the First Amendment is interpreted to mean that speech is to be granted special protection not accorded to other forms of conduct, then a free speech principle, distinct from a principle of general liberty, must...
Editor's Note, June 2021 [0.03%]
主编导言，2021年6月
Shannon Dea,Barrett Emerick
Shannon Dea
Publicly Funded Health Care for Pregnant Undocumented Immigrants: Achieving Moral Progress Through Overlapping Consensus [0.03%]
道德共识下的重叠共识：资助无证孕妇的公共健康保险政策
Rachel Fabi,Holly A Taylor
Rachel Fabi
What just societies owe to non-citizen immigrants is a controversial question. This paper considers three accounts of the requirements of distributive justice for non-citizens to determine what they might suggest about the provision of publ...