No longer patient: feminist ethics and health care
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This chapter discusses gender, Race, and Class in the Delivery of health care, and gender, race, and class in the delivery of Health Care Ethics.
Abstract
Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Theoretical Beginnings 1. Understanding Feminism 2. Ethics, Feminine Ethics, and Feminist Ethics 3. Feminism and Moral Relativism 4. Toward a Feminist Ethics of Health Care Part II: Traditional Problems in Health Care Ethics 5. Abortion 6. New Reproductive Technologies 7. Paternalism 8. Research Part III: Feminist Expansions of the Bioethics Landscape 9. Ascriptions of Illness 10. Medical Constructions of Sexuality 11. Gender, Race, and Class in the Delivery of Health Care Notes References Index