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Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics, 1995
The beginning of human life is seen differently by different individuals, groups, cultures, and religions. Embryonic and fetal life are a continuum, within which are time sequences and points--birth of a newborn, viability, neuromaturation, implantation, and conception--that may be declared as the beginning of human life.
F K, Beller, G P, Zlatnik
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The beginning of human life is seen differently by different individuals, groups, cultures, and religions. Embryonic and fetal life are a continuum, within which are time sequences and points--birth of a newborn, viability, neuromaturation, implantation, and conception--that may be declared as the beginning of human life.
F K, Beller, G P, Zlatnik
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1983
What is a human life worth? Is each human life worth the same as every other? Or does the worth of a human life depend on the following: What country, state, county, or city a person lives in? The color of a person's skin, the language spoken, the person's age, gender, or sexual preference? Whether the person: Has an IQ of 150 or less than 50? Is a
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What is a human life worth? Is each human life worth the same as every other? Or does the worth of a human life depend on the following: What country, state, county, or city a person lives in? The color of a person's skin, the language spoken, the person's age, gender, or sexual preference? Whether the person: Has an IQ of 150 or less than 50? Is a
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HUMAN, LIFE, UNIVERSE: HUMAN’S LIFE WITHIN THE UNIVERSE
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION: NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND INNOVATIONS, 2023A short paper as a scientific symposium report abstract is formed as a set of thematic mind maps for presentation during the authors’ speech and further discussion during the symposium BalticSTE2023. The reported material covers the author’s last 10 years period in working as professor emeritus at the University of Latvia, when developing his elective ...
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Ethics, 1985
Alan Donagan's position regarding the morality of taking innocent human life, that it is impermissible regardless of the wishes of the victim, is criticized by Brock who argues for a rights-based alternative. His argument appeals to the nature of persons' actual interest in life and gives them an additional element of control which they lack if a ...
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Alan Donagan's position regarding the morality of taking innocent human life, that it is impermissible regardless of the wishes of the victim, is criticized by Brock who argues for a rights-based alternative. His argument appeals to the nature of persons' actual interest in life and gives them an additional element of control which they lack if a ...
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Does the “Sanctity of Human Life” Doctrine Sanctify Humanness, or Life?
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 1999No single principle is more critical to our ethical stance than the one asserting the sanctity of human life. In debates ranging from the care of anencephalic infants to the maintenance of fragile seniors, the question is, Where are the boundaries of sanctified human life?
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2008
Human life-history patterns are characterized by slow maturation, long parental dependency, longevity, and low number of offspring. These developmental peculiarities determine the amount of parental investment in offspring and mating effort, and assign an adaptive role to postmenopausal women.
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Human life-history patterns are characterized by slow maturation, long parental dependency, longevity, and low number of offspring. These developmental peculiarities determine the amount of parental investment in offspring and mating effort, and assign an adaptive role to postmenopausal women.
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Stamina: the Thread of Human Life
Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 1981What human qualities contribute to future health? In the prospective Precursors Study, a cohort of medical students was measured and tested at a mean age of 23 and followed for up to 33 years. As subjects developed disease and/or died prematurely, youthful psychological profiles characterizing several major disorder groups were distinctive.
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Human Life vs Human Personhood
1988Many are the legacies of Roe vs Wade, not the least of which, of course, is the death of more than ten million unborn children. Apart from the hideous slaughter there well may be one overwhelming effect of this Supreme Court decision that is not adverted to sufficiently, especially in the light of the future which already is building.
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Human Life and the Life of an Animal
1999I want to ask how it is that the intelligibility of one’s actions makes it possible to speak of the course of one’s life — as one cannot in the life of an animal.
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