The challenge of euthanasia: an annotated bibliography on euthanasia and related subjects

Don V Bailey

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The challenge of euthanasia: an annotated bibliography on euthanasia and related subjects

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Don V Bailey. The Challenge of Euthanasia: an Annotated Bibliography On Euthanasia and Related Subjects. Trinity Evangelical Divinity School of Trinity International University. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0eb6634d-971b-4e65-af55-14027ed26b6e.

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D. V. Bailey. The challenge of euthanasia: an annotated bibliography on euthanasia and related subjects. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0eb6634d-971b-4e65-af55-14027ed26b6e

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Don V Bailey. The Challenge of Euthanasia: an Annotated Bibliography On Euthanasia and Related Subjects. Trinity Evangelical Divinity School of Trinity International University. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/0eb6634d-971b-4e65-af55-14027ed26b6e.

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Don V Bailey

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The project presupposed a deficiency in bibliographic aids on the subject of euthanasia and related subjects, which was proved to be true as a result of this project. Research among health care institutions, health care and legal professionals, libraries, and public media revealed that virtually no annotated bibliographies had been compiled, except for three which treated the subject specifically. One did so exstensively, but was only current through 1974. The project presents the challenge of euthanasia as it is reflected in the literature of proponents and opponents alike, with a descriptive annotation of each writer's view. It lists approximately nine hundred fifty outstanding up-to-date works relative to homicide: feticide, genocide, infanticide, and suicide; religion: Christianity and Judaism; sociologically oriented fields: economical, ethical, familial, individual, legal, medical, moral, philosophical, psychological, and social; technological: drugs, genetics, machines, and transplants. Author and title indexes provide for quick research. Each is indexed according to citation number.

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