Strachan Donnelley
Biographic Data
| ID | 1434906 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Strachan Donnelley |
| GIVEN NAMES | Strachan |
| FAMILY NAME | Donnelley |
| SIGNATURE | DONNELLEY S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hastings Center |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 29 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Frog Pond Philosophy
Frog Pond Philosophy explores ways of thinking "humans" and "nature" together so as to provide a philosophical and ethical alternative to the separation of human being and the rest of natural being that has been created by dominant currents in modern philosophy and modern science. The book offers two types of reflection that are meant to supplement and complement one another: personal essays and reflections based on direct encounters with nonhuma…
The Path of Enlightened Ignorance
Chartering the Earth for Life's Odyssey
This essay argues for considering the Earth Charter as a text requiring ongoing interpretation, embodying a philosophic worldview (or worldviews) needing continuous exploration. The author off ers his own interpretations, explorations, and critiques of the Earth Charter from a philosophical naturalist perspective, centrally informed by evolutionary biology and ecology, which hefi nds insuffi ciently presented in the Earth Charter as it presently …
Natural Responsibilities
Mayr from biology, Jonas from philosophy, both worked their way--against the philosophical current--toward a biologically informed philosophy that both draws from the natural sciences and reflects a responsibility toward nature
Philosophy, Evolutionary Biology, and Ethics
Civic Responsibility and the Future of the Chicago Region
Nature as Reality Check
At the Center
The Legacy of Hans Jonas
At the Center
Bioethical Troubles
Case Study
Special Supplement
Strachan Donnelley, Charles R. McCarthy, Rivers Singleton, Jr., Special Supplement: The Brave New World of Animal Biotechnology, The Hastings Center Report, Vol. 24, No. 1 (Jan. - Feb., 1994), pp. S1-S31
Morally Good Sense
At the Center
Decisions near the end of life
OBJECTIVES. How do health care professionals assess the care of hospital patients near the end of life? Are physicians and nurses aware of and in agreement with national recommendations regarding patients' rights to forgo life-sustaining medical treatments and to receive adequate pain control? METHODS. We surveyed 687 physicians and 759 nurses in 5 hospitals. RESULTS. Almost half (47%) of all respondents and fully 70% of the house officers report…
Political Sea Changes and Bioethics
The Hastings Center's three bioethics conferences in Eastern and\nCentral Europe have been increasingly dramatic. We first met in July 1989 in\nPecs, Hungary. Twenty-five colleagues gathered to plan our new international\nwork and to introduce ourselves to health care realities and bioethical issues\nin the then "Eastern bloc"....By August 1990 when we met in Dubrovnik,\nYugoslavia, democratic movements had swept over many Eastern European\ncount…
Hastings on the Adriatic
Special Supplement
At the Center
Cost Containment, DRGs, and The Ethics of Health Care
This series of articles by Charles Dougherty, Robert Berenson, and Kathleen Powderly and Elaine Smith, as well as “Cost Containment: Challenging Fidelity and Justice” by E. Haavi Morreim (Hastings Center Report, December 1988), result from a Hastings Center project, “Ethics and Prospective Payment Systems: DRGs.” The two-year project was jointly funded by The General Electric Foundation and the American Medical Association Education and Research …
Case Studies
Speculative Philosophy, the Troubled Middle, and the Ethics of Animal Experimentation
Even to begin discussing the ethics of animal experimentation we must\nlocate our place in the "ethical three-ring circus" of the debate among "human\nwelfarists," "animal rightists" and those in the "troubled middle." A\nphilosophy of "nature alive," recognizing that some animals are more equal\nthan others, can inform the troubled middle and ethically justify judicious\nanimal research
Medicine, Morality, & Culture
Doing Ethics in Italy
The "Leadership in Bioethics" conference held at the Rockefeller\nFoundation's Villa Serbelloni, in Bellagio, Italy, in February 1988 brought\ntogether directors of centers of bioethics from Europe and the United States\nto lay the groundwork for cooperation on bioethical issues that are\ninternational in scope, and to discuss the establishment of a North American\nAssociation of Centers of Bioethics. Comparative international bioethics was\nalso…
Decisions near the end of life
OBJECTIVES. How do health care professionals assess the care of hospital patients near the end of life? Are physicians and nurses aware of and in agreement with national recommendations regarding patients' rights to forgo life-sustaining medical treatments and to receive adequate pain control? METHODS. We surveyed 687 physicians and 759 nurses in 5 hospitals. RESULTS. Almost half (47%) of all respondents and fully 70% of the house officers report…
In Europe, Hospital Ethics Committees Seek an Identity
Biomedical Ethics
Doing Ethics in Italy
The "Leadership in Bioethics" conference held at the Rockefeller\nFoundation's Villa Serbelloni, in Bellagio, Italy, in February 1988 brought\ntogether directors of centers of bioethics from Europe and the United States\nto lay the groundwork for cooperation on bioethical issues that are\ninternational in scope, and to discuss the establishment of a North American\nAssociation of Centers of Bioethics. Comparative international bioethics was\nalso…
International Perspectives on Biomedical Ethics
Human Selves, Chronic Illness, and the Ethics of Medicine
Bioethical principles and theories rest on fundamental philosophic\nconceptions of the human self that usually go unexamined. Reconsideration of\nour philosophic understanding of a human self requires that health\npractitioners broaden their ethical concern for patients decidedly beyond\nrespect for decision-making autonomy and gaining informed consent for medical\nprocedures
Cost Containment, DRGs, and The Ethics of Health Care
This series of articles by Charles Dougherty, Robert Berenson, and Kathleen Powderly and Elaine Smith, as well as “Cost Containment: Challenging Fidelity and Justice” by E. Haavi Morreim (Hastings Center Report, December 1988), result from a Hastings Center project, “Ethics and Prospective Payment Systems: DRGs.” The two-year project was jointly funded by The General Electric Foundation and the American Medical Association Education and Research …
Case Studies
Speculative Philosophy, the Troubled Middle, and the Ethics of Animal Experimentation
Even to begin discussing the ethics of animal experimentation we must\nlocate our place in the "ethical three-ring circus" of the debate among "human\nwelfarists," "animal rightists" and those in the "troubled middle." A\nphilosophy of "nature alive," recognizing that some animals are more equal\nthan others, can inform the troubled middle and ethically justify judicious\nanimal research
Medicine, Morality, & Culture
Hastings on the Adriatic
Special Supplement
At the Center
Political Sea Changes and Bioethics
The Hastings Center's three bioethics conferences in Eastern and\nCentral Europe have been increasingly dramatic. We first met in July 1989 in\nPecs, Hungary. Twenty-five colleagues gathered to plan our new international\nwork and to introduce ourselves to health care realities and bioethical issues\nin the then "Eastern bloc"....By August 1990 when we met in Dubrovnik,\nYugoslavia, democratic movements had swept over many Eastern European\ncount…
Morally Good Sense
At the Center
Decisions near the end of life
OBJECTIVES. How do health care professionals assess the care of hospital patients near the end of life? Are physicians and nurses aware of and in agreement with national recommendations regarding patients' rights to forgo life-sustaining medical treatments and to receive adequate pain control? METHODS. We surveyed 687 physicians and 759 nurses in 5 hospitals. RESULTS. Almost half (47%) of all respondents and fully 70% of the house officers report…
Case Study
Special Supplement
Strachan Donnelley, Charles R. McCarthy, Rivers Singleton, Jr., Special Supplement: The Brave New World of Animal Biotechnology, The Hastings Center Report, Vol. 24, No. 1 (Jan. - Feb., 1994), pp. S1-S31
The Legacy of Hans Jonas
At the Center
Bioethical Troubles
Nature as Reality Check
At the Center
Civic Responsibility and the Future of the Chicago Region
Philosophy, Evolutionary Biology, and Ethics
Philosophy (15 works) · Computer Science (11 works) · Environmental ethics (11 works) · Ethics in medical practice (11 works) · Library science (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Citation (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Epistemology (7 works) · Political science (6 works)