3. According to Annas, biomedical American law and legal concepts of
ethics in America is both liberty (au- tonomy) and justice
pragmatic and princi- pled. To the
extent that it is principled, it
draws mostly from:
-dilemmas
4. In America, biomedical issues like -internationalist and universalist
em- bryonic stem cell research, challenges
(partial birth) abortion, -human rights and globalization
bioterrorism, and the death penalty aspirations
present themselves as:
5. Speciesism is a characteristic Human beings possess a special status,
feature of biomedical ethics. This value and worth and, consequently,
means that: human rights are only for human
beings
6. Normative concepts or terminology -"ought" or "ought not"
is
not unique for ethics. All normative state- -"should" and "shout not"
ments or, for short, norms, contain
the term/s:
7. The statement "If it rains, you pragmatic and normative
should bring an umbrella" is:
8. Prescriptive ethics prescribes and ideals
norms in terms of
1/
3
ethics in America is both liberty (au- tonomy) and justice
pragmatic and princi- pled. To the
extent that it is principled, it
draws mostly from:
-dilemmas
4. In America, biomedical issues like -internationalist and universalist
em- bryonic stem cell research, challenges
(partial birth) abortion, -human rights and globalization
bioterrorism, and the death penalty aspirations
present themselves as:
5. Speciesism is a characteristic Human beings possess a special status,
feature of biomedical ethics. This value and worth and, consequently,
means that: human rights are only for human
beings
6. Normative concepts or terminology -"ought" or "ought not"
is
not unique for ethics. All normative state- -"should" and "shout not"
ments or, for short, norms, contain
the term/s:
7. The statement "If it rains, you pragmatic and normative
should bring an umbrella" is:
8. Prescriptive ethics prescribes and ideals
norms in terms of
1/
3
