by Léo Pessini, Christian Paul de Barchifontaine, Fernando Lolas Stepke · ISBN 9781402093500
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«Ibero-American Bioethics: History and Perspectives» is a collective work on bioethics by Léo Pessini, Christian Paul de Barchifontaine and Fernando Lolas Stepke.
First installment of an editorial project focused on preserving the development of bioethics in specific cultural contexts. It brings together accounts from key academics in the emergence of Ibero-American bioethics and analyzes sociohistorical factors, such as secularization and the loss of moral authority of physicians.
The work belongs to the series Philosophy and Medicine (volume 106). Published by Springer in 2009, it comprises 422 pages in English.
For readers interested in the history of bioethics and its development in the Ibero-American sphere.
