Death and euthanasia in Jewish law : essays and responsa / edited by Walter Jacob and Moshe Zemer. Pittsburgh : Freehof Institute of Progressive Halakhah : Rodef Shalom Press, 1995
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Front cover
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Title page
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Dedication
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IIICONTENTS
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PREFACE
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INTRODUCTION
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WITHDRAWING OR WITHHOLDING NUTRITION, HYDRATION OR OXYGEN FROM PATIENTS
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SUICIDE, ASSISTED SUICIDE, ACTIVE EUTHANASIA
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END-STAGE EUTHANASIA
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DETERMINING DEATH IN JEWISH LAW
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SELECTED REFORM RESPONSA
- EUTHANASIA (1950)
- EUTHANASIA (1980)
- QUALITY OF LIFE AND EUTHANASIA
- HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE AND SUICIDE
- CAESAREAN ON A DEAD MOTHER
- LIVING WILL
- CHOOSING WHICH PATIENT TO SAVE
- A MEDICAL EXPERIMENT
- A DANGEROUS MEDICAL EXPERIMENT
- NUTRITION AND INCURABLE CANCER
- DRUGS TO RELIEVE PAIN
- AN ELDERLY PATIENT WHO REFUSES DIALYSIS
- SURGERY AT NINETY-SIX
- CPR AND THE FRAIL ELDERLY
- PHYSICIAN KEEPING THE TRUTH FROM A PATIENT
- INFORMING A DYING PATIENT
- DETERMINATION AND POSTPONEMENT OF DEATH
- PASSIVE EUTHANASIA
- ALLOWING A TERMINAL PATIENT TO DIE
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