Introduction

1-11

Defining bioethics: back to the sources

Gilbert Hottois

15-38

The ontological ethics of Hans Jonas

Michael Hauskeller

39-55

On the origins of illness and the hiddenness of health

A hermeneutic approach to the history of a problem

Niall Keane

57-72

The ethical self after genetics

Mihail Evans

73-83

An ethics of embodiment

The body as object and subject

Jenny Slatman, Guy Widderhoven

87-104

Conspicuous, obtrusive and obstinate

A phenomenology of the ill body

Havi Carel

105-123

The body between pathology and the everyday

Eran Dorfman

125-138

Towards a critique of normalization

Canguilhem and Boorse

Jonathan Scholl, Andreas De Block

141-158

Are paraphilias mental disorders?

The case of the dsm

Pieter Adriaens

159-178

Liberal eugenics, human enhancement and the concept of the normal

Catherine Mills

179-194

Was Canguilhem a biochauvinist?

Goldstein, Canguilhem and the project of biophilosophy

Charles Wolfe

197-212

Of (auto-)immune life

Derrida, Esposito, Agamben

Michael Lewis

231-231

The psychopathology of space

A phenomenological critique of solitary confinement

Lisa Guenther

233-250

The right to be impaired and the legacy of eugenics

A critical reading of the UN convention on "disability" rights

Christien Van Den Anker

253-270

Being machine

Two competing models for neuroprosthesis

Corry Shores

271-294

From "enhancement medicine" to "anthropotechnology"

Sylvie Allouche

295-315