The right to die movement in Washington: rhetoric and the creation of rights. [electronic resource]

By:

Jacobs, Andrew M

Producer: 19950706Description: 185-213 p. digitalISSN:

0018-6813

Subject(s):

Civil Rights
Ethics
Euthanasia
Euthanasia, Active, Voluntary
Euthanasia, Passive
Freedom
Humans
Legislation as Topic
Personal Autonomy
Physicians
Politics
Public Opinion
Quality of Life
Religion
Right to Die
State Government
Suicide, Assisted
United States
Value of Life
Washington
Wedge Argument

In: Howard law journal vol. 36

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The right to die movement in Washington: rhetoric and the creation of rights.

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Jacobs Andrew M, . 19950706. The right to die movement in Washington: rhetoric and the creation of rights. : Howard law journal.

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