Introduction

Brendan P. Minogue, Gabriel Palmer-Fernández, James E. Reagan

1-14

Everything includes itself in power

power and coherence in Engelhardt's foundations of bioethics

James Lindemann Nelson

15-29

Not all peace is peace

why Christians cannot make peace with Engelhardt's peace

Stanley Hauerwas

31-44

Medicine's monopoly

from trust-busting to trust

E. Haavi Morreim

45-75

Engelhardt's communitarian ethics

the hidden assumptions

Kevin Wildes

77-93

Monopoly with sick moral strangers

Wade L. Robison

95-112

Beyond forbearance as the moral foundation for a health care system

analysis of Engelhardt's principles of bioethics

Rory B. Weiner

113-138

Engelhardt's analysis of disease

implications for a feminist clinical epistemology

Mary A. Gardell Cutter

139-148

The magic mountain

a prelude to Engelhardt's phenomenology of illness

Richard Owsley

149-162

Persons, property or both?

Engelhardt on the moral status of young children

John C. Moskop

163-174

Tris Engelhardt and the queen of hearts

sentence first, verdict afterwards

Margaret Monahan Hogan

175-188

The foundations of the foundations of bioethics

Engelhardt's Kantian underpinnings

Cynthia A. Brincat

189-203

Engelhardt, historicism and the minimalist paradox

Brendan P. Minogue

205-219

The unjustifiability of substantive liberalisms and the inevitability of Engelhardtian procedural liberalism

Ruiping Fan

221-235

Secular? yes; humanism? no

a close look at Engelhardt's secular humanist bioethic

Faith L. Lagay

237-258

The foundations of bioethics and secular humanism

why is there no canonical moral content?

Tristram Engelhardt

259-285