
pmid: 28890449
This essay provides a rational reconstruction of the author's genetically inscribed inclination to do normative ethics with an historical bent and offers some reflections on the value of historical thinking for bioethics.
History, Humans, Medicine, Bioethics, Morals
History, Humans, Medicine, Bioethics, Morals
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