Is the intention relevant to whether an act is morally right or wrong in medical practice?
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Title
Is the intention relevant to whether an act is morally right or wrong in medical practice?
Author
Aksoy, Sahin
Publisher
1999/10/00
Language
English
Publication Date
19991000
Primary Classification
4.1.2
Secondary Classification
4.1.2; 1.1
Primary keywords
ethical analysis--[pri];ethical theory--[pri];intention--[pri];philosophy--[pri]
Secondary keywords
case studies;deontological ethics;double effect;Islamic ethics;killing;moral obligations;motivation;pre-modern Muslim religious scholars;sunna;teleological ethics;virtues;withholding treatment
Subject
al-Ghazali;Rachels, James
Journal Article
Bulletin of Medical Ethics 1999 October; (151): 21-24
Call Number
citation
Bibliography
16 refs.
Collection
Citation
“Is the intention relevant to whether an act is morally right or wrong in medical practice?,” Islamic Medical & Scientific Ethics, accessed January 15, 2025, https://imse.ibp.georgetown.domains/items/show/34880.