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L9390 Topics in Jewish Law: Biomedical Ethics

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This course will attempt to analyze the ways in which contemporary Jewish jurists have met the challenge of the application of a traditional legal system to novel conditions. The judicial and analytic approaches will be studied in the context of responses to advancement in medical technology. The areas of study will be: abortion, contraception, artificial insemination and surrogate motherhood, autopsies, euthanasia and definition of death.

Type: Seminar
Level: Upperclass
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