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| Acknowledgments | ||
| Introduction | ||
| In Search of an Ethics of Personal Relationships (1989) | ||
| What About the Family? (1990) | ||
| The Problem of Proxies with Interests of Their Own: Toward a Better Theory of Proxy Decisions (1992) | ||
| Support and the Invisible Family (1995) | ||
| Elder Abuse, Ethics, and Context (1996) | ||
| Dying at the Right Time: Reflections on (Un)assisted Suicide (1996) | ||
| Autobiography, Biography, and Narrative Ethics (1997) | ||
| Is There a Duty to Die? (1997) | ||
| Commentaries on "Is There a Duty to Die?" | ||
| "Duty to Die?" | ||
| "Our Burden upon Others: A Response to John Hardwig" | ||
| "A Duty to Care" | ||
| "Seeking a Responsible Death" | ||
| Dying Responsibly: Reflections on These Commentaries | ||
| Afterword: Family Responses | ||
| Afterword: A Responsible Death - Getting the Discussion Started | ||
| Afterword: Responsibilities of Those Facing the End of Life | ||
| Contributors | ||
| Index |
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