Persons and their bodies

rights, responsibilities, and the sale of organs

Mark Cherry

1-32

Body and soul in greek philosophy

R. J. Hankinson

35-56

A millian perspective on the relationship between persons and their bodies

Wendy Donner

57-72

What does it mean to be somebody?

phenomenological reflections and ethical quandaries

Toombs

73-94

An orthodox Christian view of persons and bodies

Smith

95-108

Personal responsibility and freedom in health care

a contemporary natural law perspective

Joseph Boyle

111-141

The alienability of lockean natural rights

Eric Mack

143-176

Inalienable rights in the moral and political philosophy of John Locke

A reappraisal

George Khushf

177-206

The integrity of body

Kantian moral constraints on the physical self

Thomas M. Powers

209-232

Whose body? what body? the metaphysics of organ transplantation

Drew Leder

233-264

The impact of biomedical developments on the legal theory of the mind-body relationship

Christian Byk

265-274

The body for fun, beneficence, and profit

a variation on a post-modern theme

Tristram Engelhardt

277-301

Despair, desire, and decision

a fugal response to Engelhardt

Donna C. Kline

303-330

The sale of organs and obligations to one's body

inferences from the histoy of ethics

Thomas J. Bole

331-350

The integrity of the body

critical remarks on a persistent theme in bioethics

Gerald P. Mckenny

353-361

The commercialization of human body parts

public policy considerations

Stephen Wear, Jack Freer, Bogda Koczwara

363-383