Response to ???Autonomy as Scapegoat in the Organ Shortage Debate: A Reply to Portmann??? by T. L. Zutlevics

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 11 (1):73-75 (2002)
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T. L. Zutlevics has written a thoughtful response to my piece on the anxiety borne of cutting bodies. I am grateful for this opportunity to turn back to the pressing problem of organ shortages

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