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Ethical Theory
8/28 - 9/13
- Joan C. Callahan, "Basics and Background," pp.3-25
- Richard N. Lee, "The Realm of the Moral" (handout)
- Richard N. Lee, "Consequentialist Ethical Theories" (handout)
- Richard N. Lee, "Kantian Ethical Theories" (handout)
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The Professions
9/15 - 9/18
- Michael D. Bayles, "The Professions," pp.27-30
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Professional and Ordinary Morality
9/20 - 9/29
- Albert Z. Carr, "Is Business Bluffing Ethical?," pp.69-72
- Norman Chase Gillespie, "The Business of Ethics," pp.72-76
- Joseph S. Ellin, "Special Professional Morality and the Duty of
Veracity," [in part] pp.130-131
- Richard A. Wasserstrom, "Lawyers as Professionals: Some Moral
Issues, Part I" [in part] pp.58-64
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First Examination
10/2
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Professional-Client Relationship
10/4 - 10/9
- Michael D. Bayles, "The Professional-Client Relationship,"
pp.113-120
- Robert M. Veatch, "Models for Ethical Medicine in a Revolutionary
Age," pp.89-92
- William F. May, "Contract or Covenant?," pp.92-95
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Rights
10/11 - 10/13
- Richard N. Lee, "Rights" (handout)
- Laurence B. McCullough, "The Right to Health Care," pp.375-381
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Informed Consent
10/16- 10/20
- Spotwood W. Robinson III, "Opinion in Canterbury v. Spence,"
pp.175-180
- Franz J. Inglefinger, "Informed (But Uneducated) Consent,"
pp.180-182
- Samuel Gorovitz, "Informed Consent and Patient Autonomy," pp.182-188
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Deception
10/23 - 11/1
- Joseph S. Ellin, "Special Professional Morality and the Duty of
Veracity," [remainder] pp.131-139
- Joseph Collins, "Should Doctors Tell the Truth?," pp.139-141
- Sissela Bok, "Lying and Lies to the Sick and Dying," pp.141-150
- Sissela Bok, "Lies for the Public Good," pp.150-156
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Second Examination
11/3
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Confidentiality and Privacy
11/6 - 11/10
- Matthew O. Tobriner, "Majority Opinion in Tarasoff v. Regents of
the University of California," pp.239-244
- William P. Clark, "Dissenting Opinion in Tarasoff v. Regents of the
University of California," pp.245-258
- Sissela Bok, "The Limits of Confidentiality," pp.230-239
- W. A. Parent, "Privacy, Morality, and the Law," pp.215-225
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Justice
11/13 - 11/17
- Richard N. Lee, "Theories of Justice" (handout)
- George Sher, "Justifying Reverse Discrimination in Employment,"
pp.354-357
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Conflict of Interest and Bribery
11/20 - 11/22
- Richard N. Lee, "Conflict of Interest and Bribery" (handout)
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Whistleblowing
11/27 - 12/11
- Gene G. James, "In Defense of Whistle Blowing," pp.315-322
- Sissela Bok, "Whistleblowing and Professional Responsibilities,"
pp.331-340
- Final Examination
12/16 or 12/14
This schedule is subject to change.
Richard Lee,
rlee@comp.uark.edu,
last modified: 28 August 1995