Box 4
Contains 100 Results:
Reviews of Ethical Issues in Modern Medicine (1st and 2nd editions), book co-edited by John Arras and Robert Hunt, 1977-1944
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"Narrative and Casuistry: A Response to John Arras," essay by Richard Miller, 1994
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
Pre-review responses to Ethical Issues in Modern Medicine, 6th edition, book co-edited by Bonnie Steinbock, John Arras, and Alex London, 2002
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
Lectures, presentations, manuscripts, and publications, 1979-2014
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"The Perils of Personhood: Life, Death, and the Moral Community," John Arras at the University of California-Irvine, outline and notes, 1979-05-30
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"Parenting: Surrogate Mothering, Artificial Insemination, etc.," John Arras at the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, flyer and related materials, 1983-10-13
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"Comments on Reagan Baby Doe Policy," [John Arras?] at the Hastings Center, outline and notes, 1983-12-12
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"Brain Death," [John Arras?] to the New York State Hospital Trustees, outline and notes, 1985-03-05
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"Governmental Threats to the Physician-Patient Relationship," John Arras at the American Public Health Association, lecture, 1985-11-20
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"Ageing, Medical Care, and the Conflict of Generations," John Arras at Yale University, lecture outline, 1985-12
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"Who Should Be Told?," [John Arras?] at NYU AIDS Symposium, outline and notes, 1986-01-29
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"Quality of Life in Neonatal Ethics," John Arras at the National Medical Association, outline and notes, 1986-07-21
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"Ethical Issues in the Nursery," [John Arras?] at the American Academy of Pediatrics, outline, 1986-11-05
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"The Obligations of Health Care Providers in Time of Plague," John Arras at [?], outline and notes, 1987
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"Coming to Grips with Quality of Life," [John Arras?] at the University of Redlands, outline and notes, 1988-01-20
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"The Severely Premature Infant: Ethics at the Margin of Viability," [John Arras?] at Mt. Sinai Medical Center, outline, 1988-09-14
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"AIDS: Clinical Issues" and "AIDS and Professional Obligations," [John Arras?] at Princeton University, notes and outline, 1989-03-02
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"AIDS and Confidentiality," [John Arras?] at Middlesex Medical Center, outline and related notes on AIDS, 1989-06-14 - 1989-10
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"The Case for Directive Counseling," John Arras at the Institute of Medicine, outline and notes, 1990-05-14
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.
"Boston Drug Speech," and "Harvard Drug Talk," [John Arras?], outline and notes, 1992-02-05
Most lectures are known or assumed to be given by John Arras. The first part of this series is largely made up of detailed lecture outlines, Arras' preferred presentation aid for delivering lectures.