Reviews

"...the work is a useful contribution to an ongoing philosophical discussion of autonomy..."--Medical Humanities Review
"This is a valuable book for those concerned with an area that is rapidly becoming more urgent as clinicians have readier access to the advancing biomedical technologies that pateitns and families find harder to comprehend." --Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease
"...this is a readable and well-researched book that should be of interest not only to moral philosophers, but to those in the caring professions who must wrestle with the complex ethical dilemmas that caring for presumptively competent yet needy individuals presents."--Ethics
"...valuable reading, especially for those interested in understanding the implications of various approaches for the relationship of parentalism and autonomy."--Journal of Ethics, Law, and Aging
Listed in New Titles in Bioethics
"...the work is a useful contribution to an ongoing philosophical discussion of autonomy..."--Medical Humanities Review
"This is a valuable book for those concerned with an area that is rapidly becoming more urgent as clinicians have readier access to the advancing biomedical technologies that pateitns and families find harder to comprehend." --Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease
"...this is a readable and well-researched book that should be of interest not only to moral philosophers, but to those in the caring professions who must wrestle with the complex ethical dilemmas that caring for presumptively competent yet needy individuals presents."--Ethics
"...valuable reading, especially for those interested in understanding the implications of various approaches for the relationship of parentalism and autonomy."--Journal of Ethics, Law, and Aging
Listed in New Titles in Bioethics