291 results on '"Schües, Christina"'
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2. In Praise of Ambiguity
3. Dimensions and Tensions of the Child’s Well-Being and Stem Cell Transplantation: A Conceptual Analysis
4. Open Questions
5. Intercorporeality: Giving Life from One Body to Another
6. A Donor by Coincidence or by Conception – My Sister’s Keeper Revisited
7. The Child’s Body and Bone Marrow Transplantation: Introduction
8. Physicians’ perspectives on family caregivers’ roles in elderly cancer patients’ therapies: a qualitative, interview-based study
9. Familie: Geburt und Verantwortung
10. Introduction – How Prenatal Diagnosis is Entangled in Historical and Social Contexts
11. 12. Comparison through Conversation
12. 2. Origins and Practices of Genetic Risk and Responsibility
13. 11. Can Not Wanting to Know Be Responsible?
14. 9. “Something is Not Quite Right” – Two Cinematic Narratives about Decision-Making after Prenatal Diagnosis
15. 7. Socio-Cultural and Religious Views on Prenatal Diagnosis in Israel and Germany
16. Biographies
17. Contents
18. Frontmatter
19. Comparing Germany and Israel regarding debates on policy-making at the beginning of life: PGD, NIPT and their paths of routinization
20. Capturing Space. Aging, (Dis-)Placement, or Making Room
21. Response to Woods and Henning by the Authors of the Case Study
22. Interviewers as Intruders? Ethical Explorations of Joint Family Interviews
23. „Ein Thier heranzüchten, das versprechen darf“
24. Orientierung des gerechten Friedens? : Ein Ausblick
25. Elternschaft
26. Die NIPT-Entscheidung des G-BA. Eine ethische Analyse
27. Das Versprechen der Geburt
28. Friedenspraxis : Der Praxisbezug der Friedensdenkschrift
29. Preface
30. Vulnerability and Trust.
31. »Freiheit« denken in Zeiten des Friedens
32. Familie: Geburt und Verantwortung
33. Vor-Urteile und Menschenbilder
34. Epistemic Injustice and Children’s Well-Being
35. Orte der Nicht-Orte
36. Introduction – How Prenatal Diagnosis is Entangled in Historical and Social Contexts
37. Can not wanting to know be responsible?:Conceptual analysis and meanings of not-knowing in Israeli and German prenatal genetic practices
38. Penser et agir
39. Improving Deficiencies? Historical, Anthropological, and Ethical Aspects of the Human Condition
40. Friedenspraxis
41. Has a child a duty to donate hematopoietic stem cells to a sibling?
42. Orientierung des gerechten Friedens?
43. Saving or Subordinating Life? Popular Views in Israel and Germany of Donor Siblings Created through PGD
44. Origins and practices of genetic risk and responsibility:Is it irresponsible not to test?
45. Comparison through conversation:Thinking with different differences
46. Self-Sacrifice in Care : a 'Responsive' Perspective
47. Die Zeitsensibilität der Menschen und die Zeitregime des Alterns
48. Stem Cell Transplantations Between Siblings as Social Phenomena
49. Genetic Responsibility in Germany and Israel
50. Transzendenz in Beziehung: Zur Diskontinuität der Zeit
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