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Selected papers: The ethical parameters of experimentation (D.N. Weisstub). Bringing ethics to human experimentation: the American experience (D.J. Rothman). Roles in clinical and research ethics (D.N. Weisstub). The distinction between "clinical practice" and "research": the case of pituitary derived hormones and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (M. Allars). French law and biomedical research: a practical experiment (C. Byk). Consent to human experimentation in Quebec: the application of the civil law principle of personal inviolability to protect special populations (S.N. Verdun-Jones, D.N. Weisstub). The advance directive in research: prospects and pitfalls
(D.N. Weisstub, A. Moorhouse). International trends in research regulation: science as negotiation (P.M. McNeill). Models for regulating research: the Council of Europe and international trends (B. Starkman). Research ethics committees and the principle of justice: putting ethics and law to the test (M.-L. Delfosse). The institutional review board: its origins, purpose, function, and future (C.R. McCarthy). Establishing the boundaries of ethically permissible research with vulnerable populations (D.N. Weisstub et al.). Ethical research with vulnerable populations: the mentally disordered (J. Arboleda-Florez, D.N. Weisstub). Ethics in psychiatric research with incompetent patients (H. Helmchen). The conditions of personhood as applied to incompetent persons (M. Silberfeld). Ethics in research with detained individuals (N. Nedopil). Prisoners as subjects of biomedical experimentation: examining the arguments for and against a total ban (S.N. Verdun-Jones et al.). Ethical questions pertaining to the use of placebos
(C. Mormont). Ethical guidelines for epidemiological research (P. Riis). Epidemiology and the ownership of health data: ethical, legal and social aspects
(C.-G.Westrin, T. Nilstun). Bibliography.
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Christina Veltema
reviewed Research on human subjects on May 15, 2016
Research on human subjects
This was my choice for the second of fifty prompts in the Ultimate 2015 Reading Challenge, the prompt being 'non fiction'. I read a lot of non-fiction anyway, so my difficulty later in the year may be limiting my choice to just one! I lean towards crime and mystery books, so this book is perfect for me; Where Was Rebecca Shot? is essentially a collection of mysteries. I stumbled across it in a charity shop, and had to buy it; the cover features the word ‘shot’ and a picture of a revolver, after all!
The book picks apart various curiosities of several twentieth century novels, everything from D H Lawrence’s Women in Love to Brett Easton Ellis’ American Psycho. John Sutherland delves into all sorts of mysteries within the texts themselves, like the age of Poirot in Agatha Christie’s Curtain, and the question about Rebecca in the book’s title. In many cases, you will need to have read the book already, or risk some plot spoilers, but there are warnings along the way for major tips.
There are 38 ‘mysteries’ in total, ranging from only a couple of pages (‘How old is Beloved?’), to longer essays. The final chapter records responses from some of the authors, from the helpful to the inscrutable. In answer to Sutherland’s question on Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, ‘Is Jeanette’s Mother Gay?’, author Jeanette Winterson responds as follows:
Dear John Sutherland,
Who knows?
Best wishes, J.W.
It’s a fascinating read, and a great reminder that there’s more to reading a novel than rushing headlong to the final page.
This review first appeared on my tumblr blog.
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