In an era of rapid medical advancement and shifting social values, where do we draw the line between life and death? Ethical Issues Relating to Life and Death, edited by renowned philosopher John Ladd, is a seminal collection of essays that grapples with the most profound moral dilemmas of the human experience.
Originally published as part of the Oxford Readings in Philosophy series, this volume brings together diverse perspectives to explore the philosophical, legal, and medical definitions of existence.
