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Euthanasia as Privileged Compassion

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Euthanasia as Privileged Compassion
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Euthanasia as Privileged Compassion

Martin Buijsen, Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
June 2024
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9781009078177
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    This Element overviews developments and issues in Dutch euthanasia practice. Following an outline of the history of the Dutch Euthanasia Act and a survey of the most critical trends and figures, some current issues are explored in depth: euthanasia and incompetency, euthanasia by nonphysicians, and euthanasia for those who consider their lives completed. This Element is intended for a general readership, including undergraduate students in law, medicine, or ethics. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

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    June 2024
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    9781009517607
    94 pages
    229 × 152 × 6 mm
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    • Preface
    • 1. The euthanasia act and its genesis
    • 2. Trends in Dutch euthanasia practice
    • 3. Euthanasia for the incompetent
    • 4. Euthanasia by non-physicians
    • 5. Age-related conditions
    • 6. Concluding remarks
    • Notes
    • References.
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