...The term "ambiguous dying syndrome" has been used to classify the end-of-lif...-Klug (2004), "many individuals approaching death and their loved ones will not fully benefit from t... themes and subthemes, with supporting quotes, were presented to two gerontological and qualitat...
NOT HYPOTHETICAL Rev. John F. Tuohey ("A Fatal Conflict," January 28) notes that when the U.S. bishop's Committee on Doctrine issued a statement on the dilation and curettage performed at an Arizona Catholic hospital in November 2009, it cited a hypothetical maternal-fetal conflict to illustrate the difference between direct and indirect abortion. ACKNOWLEDGING EVIL Regarding the January 28 editorial, Killings in Tucson: As the finger-pointing started after the tragic events in Tucson, I was reminded of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's statement: If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them.
...Tuohey quotes from the statement: "The surgery does not directly... the right to life of a patient whose death could otherwise be prevented" (emphasis original)....It so happens that he is also dying; however, it is expected that the patient sufferin...
... condemned to an unbearable life and to a death unworthy of human beings. . * Another important fa..., and it could even be assumed that "the dying process had already begun." (269) And the patient ..., medical, and historical information he quotes is rather sketchy. When writing the first edition,...
[...] while stories about social disorder have always been emphasized, technological disorder, which "concerns accidents cannot be described to nature," and moral disorder, which "reports transgressions of laws and mores which do not necessarily endanger the social order," are also pertinent to science and medical reporting.20 Sources play a substantial role in focusing journalists' attention on social order because their values are implicit in information they provide.21 While journalists do not necessarily adopt those values, neither do they refute them. [...] stories about cloning or euthanasia tap into values Americans hold and many journalists acknowledge, including concerns about "playing God" by tinkering with processes that create or end life.
... and wrong, often on matters of life and death.?h2 Fueled by such high.profile topics as genetica... stories from 1992-.2006 with direct quotes from bioethicists. While reporters may use expert ... in significantly more stories on death and dying (end-.of-.life issues) than on conception, pregnan...
..., a Florida state prisoner under sentence of death, appeals the district court’s denial of his appl.... While these quotes certainly support Cave’s arguments, they do not ... admissible over a hearsay objection as a dying declaration. See Malone v. State, 72 So. 415, 416 ...
While historians of medicine typically follow Bichat in regarding the advent of pathological anatomy as the critical moment in the development of modern medicine, they do not recognize, as Foucault points out, that the transformation was really epistemic: as physicians learned to "gaze" upon the bodies of the dead, a perceptual transformation occurred in medicine that incorporated death into medical discourse and practice.
...Foucault quotes Marie-Francois-Xavier Bichat, a physician reared i... the newborn into the world and the dying out of it; providing the Eucharist, absolution, an...
...Subsection 10.912(d)(1)(A) quotes the definition of ``contingency operation'' from 1... any employee of the Department of Defense dying outside the United States while assigned to intell...
..., feel pity at the thought of dead or dying heroes, if you can identify with them, it's becaus... by her former husband Romain Gary, Seberg's death, and that of her stillborn child, as well as the d...Gilroy quotes a dance hall participant and activist Ras Makonnen...
Plumly describes Joseph Severn's relationship with John Keats. Severn's attitude toward Keats was an attitude that both focuses and blurs Severn's vision of his friend over the years, making him sometimes a reliable, sometimes an unreliable narrator, which places him, as a witness and memoirist of Keats, between his commitment as a nurse and his middling talent as an artist.
... hemorrhaging, more than a month ago, the death process had moved with new speed, "a ghastly wasti...-eight years later, when he himself was dying in Rome, Severn's last thoughts returned to this m... to make him a whining, puling boy?" These quotes are from letters Brown wrote to Fanny Brawne and C...
... profound transition, involving the abrupt death of those pre-war days of abundant leisure, artisti...You, and your leaning white body, you are dying like a lily in a drawing-room, in a crystal jar. B...Nicola Beauman skeptically quotes Harry T. Moore's prescient comment decades ago tha...
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