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On Being Unwilling Insiders
International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics 15 (1):146-149 (2022)
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The pandemic years have taught bioethicists a lot about the experience of working on an issue at the same time as being directly affected by it. Under normal circumstances, if we can remember what those were, we are very often thinking and writing about a situation of moral difficulty that we know, and can only know, as outsiders. We...Author's Profile
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