Let's keep metaphysics out of medical ethics: A critique of Poplawski and Gillett

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I argue that the concept of 'longitudinal form', which Poplawski and Gilleit have introduced into ethical discussions about embryos and gametes, involves too many metaphysical subtleties to be a useful aid to making moral decisions. I conclude by suggesting a criterion for relevance in medical ethics.

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Leavitt, F. J. (1992). Let’s keep metaphysics out of medical ethics: A critique of Poplawski and Gillett. Journal of Medical Ethics. https://doi.org/10.1136/jme.18.4.206

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