Contemporary bioethical practice seeks a prudential treatment of how questions, but it often leaves aside most questions about why. Evans says this change can be described as a “thinning” of the entire structure of bioethical discourse. For the matters in our lives that demand the most informed analytical precision and vivid philosophical imagination — demanding, that is, a thick rationality — we have the flimsiest, floppiest of discursive planes.
Nic Babarskis
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