by Daniel A. Kaufman The clusterfuck that is the Indiana “bathroom bill” (and every other similar piece of legislation) has drawn a lot of negative
Month: April 2016
Should moral judgments enter into medical decisions?
By Daniel Tippens This is third in the series that began with Dan Tippens’ “A short note on the ethics of liver transplantation” and is
Moral judgments and medical resource scarcity
By Daniel A. Kaufman This is second in the series that began with Dan Tippens’ “A short note on the ethics of liver transplantation” Dan
Goldsteinism in San Francisco
By David Ottlinger On a bright, cold day in April (actually it was late March), undergraduate Cory Goldstein was on his San Francisco State University
A short note on the ethics of liver transplantation
By Daniel Tippens This is the first of what will be several rounds of dialogue between Dan Kaufman and Dan Tippens on “moralizing medicine.” As
Some Thoughts on Linguistic Prescriptivism and Manners
by Mark English A commenter’s disapproving reference to a ‘comma splice’ in a discussion thread dealing with America’s increasingly polarized social and political environment [1]