This volume brings together a set of critical essays on the thought of Professor Doctor H. Tristram Engelhardt Jr., Co-Founding Editor of the Philosophy and Medicine book series. Amongst the founders of bioethics, Professor Engelhardt, looms large. Many of his books and articles have appeared in multiple languages, including Italian, Romanian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Chinese. The essays in this book focus critically on a wide swath of his work, in the process elucidating, critiquing, and/or commending the rigor and reach ofhis thought.  This volume compasses analyses of many different aspects of Engelhardt's work, including social and political philosophy, biopolitics, the philosophy of medicine, and bioethics.  It brings together internationally known scholars to assess key elements of Engelhardt's work.

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A critical appraisal of Engelhardt on the "enlightenment project"

McCullough Laurence

3-12

Diversity in clinical ethics

Agich George J.

13-33

Recognizing the difference that faith makes

Moskop John C.

35-44

The foundations of secular bioethics

Wear Stephen

45-56

Disease, bioethics, and philosophy of medicine

Gardell Cutter Mary Ann

57-74

Sanctity of life

Wildes Kevin

75-85

A transcendental argument for agreement as the sole sufficient basis of a philosophical ethic

Khushf George

87-144

Equality is problematic

Fan Ruiping

145-158

Bioethics after the death of God – reflections on an Engelhardtian theme

Cherry Mark J

159-175

The ethical conduct of research

Iltis Ana S.

177-186

Non-certain foundations

187-199

Moral strangers, proceduralism, and moral consensus

Jotterand Fabrice

201-213

Cracks in the foundations of Engelhardt's bioethics

Garrett Jeremy R.

215-230

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