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Authors:
Pernick, MS
Citation: Ms. Pernick, Brain death in a cultural context - The reconstruction of death, 1967-1981, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 3-33
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Plum, F
Citation: F. Plum, Clinical standards and technological confirmatory tests in diagnosing brain death, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 34-65
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Brody, BA
Citation: Ba. Brody, How much of the brain must be dead?, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 71-82
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Bernat, JL
Citation: Jl. Bernat, Refinements in the definition and criterion of death, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 83-92
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Pallis, C
Citation: C. Pallis, On the brainstem criterion of death, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 93-100
Authors:
Lynn, J
Cranford, R
Citation: J. Lynn et R. Cranford, The persisting perplexities in the determination of death, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 101-114
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Capron, AM
Citation: Am. Capron, The bifurcated legal standard for determining death - Does it work?, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 117-136
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Veatch, RM
Citation: Rm. Veatch, The conscience clause - How much individual choice in defining death can our society tolerate?, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 137-160
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Fost, N
Citation: N. Fost, The unimportance of death, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 161-181
Authors:
Siminoff, LA
Bloch, A
Citation: La. Siminoff et A. Bloch, American attitudes and beliefs about brain death - The empirical literature, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 183-193
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Campbell, CS
Citation: Cs. Campbell, Fundamentals of life and death - Christian fundamentalism and medical science, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 194-209
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Rosner, F
Citation: F. Rosner, The definition of death in Jewish law, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 210-221
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Rix, BA
Citation: Ba. Rix, Brain death, ethics, and politics in Denmark, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 227-238
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Lock, M
Citation: M. Lock, The problem of brain death - Japanese disputes about bodies and modernity, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 239-256
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Schone-Seifert, B
Citation: B. Schone-seifert, Defining death in Germany - Brain death and its discontents, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 257-271
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Charo, RA
Citation: Ra. Charo, Dusk, dawn, and defining death - Legal classifications and biological categories, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 277-292
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Brock, DW
Citation: Dw. Brock, The role of the public in public policy on the definition of death, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 293-307
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Miles, S
Citation: S. Miles, Death in a technological and pluralistic culture, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 311-318
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Engelhardt, HT
Citation: Ht. Engelhardt, Redefining death - The mirage of consensus, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 319-331
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Burt, RA
Citation: Ra. Burt, Where do we go from here?, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. 332-339
Authors:
Youngner, SJ
Arnold, RM
Schapiro, R
Citation: Sj. Youngner et al., The definition of death - Contemporary controversies - Introduction, DEFINITION OF DEATH, 1999, pp. XIII-XVII
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