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| Preface | ||
| Introduction | 1 | |
| Ch. 1 | The Economics of Infertility | 16 |
| Myths and Realities in the Economics of Infertility | 17 | |
| Intersection: Ethics and Economics | 30 | |
| Distributive Justice and Assisted Reproduction | 30 | |
| Ch. 2 | The Ethics of Assisted Reproduction | 42 |
| The Ethics of Assisted Reproduction | 43 | |
| What about Adoption? | 56 | |
| Reproduction and the Common Good | 60 | |
| Ch. 3 | Assisted Reproduction and The Goals of Medicine | 66 |
| Infertility, Suffering, and the Goals of Medicine | 68 | |
| Living with Infertility | 70 | |
| Inside/Outside: The Medical Construction of Infertility | 74 | |
| Some Preliminary Conclusions | 78 | |
| Reflecting on the Goals of Medicine | 80 | |
| Ch. 4 | Reconceiving Procreative Liberty | 91 |
| John Robertson and the Meaning of Procreative Liberty | 93 | |
| Rights Talk and the Critique of Procreative Liberty, American-Style | 96 | |
| Border Tensions | 101 | |
| Procreative Liberty and Catholic Social Teaching | 106 | |
| Conclusion | 115 | |
| Ch. 5 | Assisted Reproduction and Access to Health Care | 122 |
| Human Dignity and Access to Health Care | 125 | |
| A Decent Minimum | 127 | |
| Sufficiency | 129 | |
| Investments in Reproducing | 132 | |
| Equity and Access | 134 | |
| At the Boundaries | 139 | |
| Setting Limits | 142 | |
| Conclusion | 144 | |
| Ch. 6 | Faith and Infertility | 150 |
| Mixed Messages and Missed Opportunities | 151 | |
| Creating a Context | 158 | |
| From Spiritual Crisis to Spiritual Quest | 160 | |
| Conclusions and the Work Yet to Be Done | 164 | |
| Conclusion | 171 | |
| Index | 177 |
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Thomas Bento
reviewed Ethics and Economics of Assisted Reproduction: The Cost of Longing on May 23, 2013
Ethics and Economics of Assisted Reproduction
If you had bought this book when it was new it might have been a great educational book. However reading it now 9 years later most of the information has become outdated and there are other books that cover this information better. The other thing is this had a lot of examples of how other people thought or felt, so it kind of had a "Chicken Soup for the Soul" sort of feeling to it. That would make it a decent read if you just want to hear how others afflicted with the same condition are feeling to compare yourself with. It's nice to know what others are going through and that you are not alone.
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