The Case against Death (Basic Bioethics)
A philosophical inquiry into arguments against the inevitability of death, exploring bioethics and the pursuit of extended human life.
About This Book
The Case against Death explores philosophical perspectives on mortality and the possibility of extending human life.
Drawing from bioethics, the book examines arguments for and against the acceptance of death as inevitable.
It considers the implications of radical life extension for individuals and society.
The discussion addresses ethical questions surrounding aging and mortality in contemporary thought.
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