Speaking of a "lifestyle choice", a "cognitive enhancement", or a "prescription misuse" matters for scholarly biomedical ethics, public debate, healthcare and public policy.
Stapledon also wrote for technical and scholarly reviews on ethics and philosophy.
Rabbi Hager, who wore a long, white beard and black eyeglasses, was reputed to study 70 pages of the Talmud a day, and was known for his scholarly discourses on ethics.
These other topics, while clearly animating much of the existing research ethics scholarly literature, may be confronting these individuals less often.
Only in the final decades of the 20th century did philosophers attempt to develop a more systematic and scholarly version of biocentric ethics.
The fellows observed that the scope and practice of the clinical ethicists included four primary areas of focus: building capacity, acting as a resource, organizational ethics and scholarly work.
Recent scholarly attention to public health ethics provides an opportunity to analyze several ethical issues raised by the global tuberculosis pandemic.
Pondering such morally complex incidents from the annals of modern combat and debating the lessons they provide for the current crop of military leaders and foot soldiers is the aim of a new scholarly publication, the Journal of Military Ethics.
Compared to many other scholarly disciplines, the field of computer ethics is very young.
A brilliant woman theologian who writes a book on sexual ethics that presents a scholarly examination of how to adapt gospel values to our scientific understanding of sexual behavior is not applauded, she's censured.
