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Assisted Suicide in Principle and Practice

Assisted Suicide in Principle and Practice

Holland, Stephen

Paperback

Philosophy

PREORDER - Expected ship date May 4, 2027

ISBN10: 1509568492
ISBN13: 9781509568499
Publisher: Polity Press
Published: May 4 2027
Pages: 192
Language: English

Should people who are suffering be assisted to die? If so, who - just terminally ill patients, or others, such as people with extreme psychological conditions or the elderly? And how - by permitting assisted suicide, or going further by allowing voluntary active euthanasia? Jurisdictions throughout the world are struggling with these questions, from countries such as the UK which do not currently permit any form of assisted dying to Canada, which is set to further expand its Medical Assistance in Dying programme.

In this rigorous analysis, Stephen Holland argues that the best way to address these issues is to evaluate each end-of-life policy option in principle and practice. Focusing on assisted suicide for the terminally ill, Holland offers a comprehensive analysis of this policy, discussing the significance of currently accepted life-ending practices, the value of human life, and the importance of autonomy at the end of our lives. Combining philosophical arguments with current empirical data, the book presents a judicious argument in favour of assisted suicide for the terminally ill, while arguing that some versions of this end-of-life policy are better than others.

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