In a recent piece in Discourse, I called attention to diverse moral communities whose distinct visions of the good life limit the moral authority of policy makers to fashion healthcare policies for diverse populations. High-profile battles over abortion, physician-assisted suicide or other issues display moral diversity for all to see. Yet to the casual observer the boundaries of diverse moral communities more often than not remain invisible, creating the false impression that moral diversity rarely presents a serious challenge for healthcare policy
Controversies Scientific and Moral
Controversies Scientific and Moral
Controversies Scientific and Moral
In a recent piece in Discourse, I called attention to diverse moral communities whose distinct visions of the good life limit the moral authority of policy makers to fashion healthcare policies for diverse populations. High-profile battles over abortion, physician-assisted suicide or other issues display moral diversity for all to see. Yet to the casual observer the boundaries of diverse moral communities more often than not remain invisible, creating the false impression that moral diversity rarely presents a serious challenge for healthcare policy