Bioethics
for the People by the People 
Darryl R. J. Macer, Ph.D. 
With some friends, and some of the people. 
Eubios Ethics Institute 1990 
v-iv: Preface 
1-12: 1. Universal bioethics: heritage and hope
Biological
heritage 2 
Social heritage 4 
Spiritual heritage 6 
Hopes and fears for universal bioethics 9 
Synthesis 11 
12-29: 2. A framework for universal bioethics
Autonomy
12 
Justice 16 
Love: to do good while avoiding harm 16 
Stewardship: the value of being alive 18 
Ethical limits of animal use 24 
The quality of life 28 
Balancing 29 
30-38:3. Sustainable living and technology
Sustainable
living 30 
Lifestyle Change 32 
Bioethical maturity 34 
References 37 
39-40: International Bioethics - Darryl Macer
41-45: Trends
in bioethics in the United States - Michael S. Yesley
46-50: The
Clinton Health Care Reform: An overview and critique - Daniel Wikler
51-56: Genetic
information in the health care reform era - Paul R. Billings
57-62: Ethical
principles in public health care in Scandanavia: Relativism and the cultural
foundations of health care ethics - Knut Erik Tranoy 
62-67: Neshama
and Inochi as bases for Israeli-Japanese bioethical communication - Frank
J. Leavitt
68-73: Bioethics
within the Council of Europe: The protection of genetic information -
Christian Byk
74-91: Scientific
ethics: Response to workshops on science and ethics in New Zealand - Darryl
Macer, Howard Bezar, D.Gareth Jones, Alan Kirton, & Barbara Nicholas
92-97: Bioethical
dimensions of underdevelopment - Vijay Kaushik
98:
1. Ecology and Religion: Spirtuality mode - A keystone in ecobalance 
104: 2. Eastern environmental ethics and 'conceptual resource' transfer 
112: 3. Biophilosophy of the biosphere and the Darwinian paradigm 
125-138: International Bioethics Survey - World View - Darryl Macer
139-145: Bioethical reasoning in New Zealand, Australia - Darryl Macer 
146-150: Bioethical reasoning in Japan - Yuko Kato & Darryl Macer 
151-156: Bioethical reasoning in Russia - Vijay Kaushik & Darryl Macer 
157-160: Bioethical reasoning in India - Jayapaul Azariah, Hilda Azariah & Darryl
Macer 
161-164: Bioethical reasoning in Thailand - Peerasak Srinives, Prasert Chatwachirawong,
Miho Tsuzuki & Darryl Macer 
165-169: Bioethical reasoning of
students in Singapore and Hong Kong - Darryl Macer,
Chin Choon Ong, Maureen Boost & Tit Meng Lim 
170-173: Bioethical reasoning of
medical students in the Philippines - Darryl Macer
& Angeles Tan Alora 
174-176: Bioethics
surveys and the quantification of ethics - Frank Leavitt; response: Darryl
Macer
177-185: Bioethics
in High Schools in New Zealand, Australia & Japan - Darryl Macer,
Yukiko Asada, Shiro Akiyama & Miho Tsuzuki 
186-187: Index to data tables and question numbers
187-205: Statistical
Results Data Tables 1-10 
206-215: Statistical
Results Data Tables 11-27 
216-241: Reasoning
and examples of open comments 
242-248: International
Bioethics Survey Questionnaire 
249-255: International
Bioethics High School Education Survey Questionnaire 
The following sections are not on
line:
256-325: Nature - in words and pictures 
326-349: Nature - in pictures 
350-405: Life - in words and pictures 
406-425: Life - in pictures 
426-452: Teachers views of what bioethics is 
Key Words:
Bioethics, Biotechnology, Environmental ethics, Eugenics, Genetic Counseling,
Genetic Engineering, Genetic Screening, Gene Therapy, Human Genetic Disease,
Medical Ethics, Medical Genetics (Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention), Nature,
Patenting of Life, Public Perceptions of Genetic Disease, Public Perceptions of
Genetic Counseling, Reproductive Technology. 
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