Helga Kuhse - Publications

Publications

Kuhse is the author of numerous prominent books on bioethics. Her first major work, Should the Baby Live? with Peter Singer, catipulted her into the public arena at a time when she was still finishing her PhD in philosophy. She has since written several works which have been highly influential both in academic circles and in broader public debate.

Some of her prominent works include:

• Bioethics: An Anthology (with Peter Singer)
• A companion to Bioethics (with Peter Singer)
• Unsanctifying Human Life: Essays on Ethics (with Peter Singer)
• Caring - Nurses, Women and Ethics
• Embryo Experimentation (with Peter Singer)
• Allocation of Health Care Resources : An Ethical Evaluation of the "Qaly" Approach (with Peter Singer)
• Willing to listen, wanting to die
• The Sanctity-of-Life Doctrine in Medicine: A Critique
• Is Infant Euthanasia Ever Justified (Opposing Viewpoints)
• Should the Baby Live? (with Peter Singer)
• Should the Baby Live: The Problem of Handicapped Infants