... conclusions, notably the loss of moral agency. This chapter argues that the popularity of neuroscientific explanations owes less to scientific progress than to sociomedical factors, including the increasing medicalization of everyday experience; the reduction in practice of “principlist” bioethical principles...

... result was a new bioethics of principlism, which was from the beginning a concession to the language and ends of biomedicine. Given such subservient origins, it is unsurprising that principlism has never been able to direct medical discourse or govern medical practice. Subsequent holistic efforts from...

... medicine technology Darwin Charles Edwards Robert evolution Huxley Julian science theology human experimentation National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research principlism Veatch Robert Beauchamp Tom L Childress James F common morality theories...

... autonomy principlism Davis Joseph E Evans John H good healthism “healthy ” as “the good ” Lupton Deborah naturalization of the good principlism Bishop Jeffrey P sick role theology public health addiction dislocation theory of addiction Hardy Anne “social determinants of health ” social...