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	What is Life Studies Profile Special Reports Special Report: No.1 Brain Death and Transplantation in Japan Outline Outline of the history and the proposals Organ-transplant Laws Draw Fire Report Reconsidering Brain Death Material A Proposal for Revision of the Organ Transplantation Law Based on a Child Donor's Prior Declaration Book Brain Dead Person Papers Two Aspects of Brain Dead Being / Bioethics and Japanese Culture / Current Debate on the Ethical Issues of Brain Death Other Materials Special Report: No.2 Japanese Responses to the World Trade Center Attack Report How did Japanese Netizens Respond to the World Trade Center Attack? Links List of Japanese Websites about the WTC Attack Special Report: No.3 Bioethics around the World Comparative Study of the History of Bioethics Japan Brief Outline 2) Bioethics Institutes around the World Essays and Papers Painless Civilization and Fundamental Sense of Security: A Philosophical Challenge in the Age of Human Biotechnology Painless Civilization The Structure of the Inner Life of a Philosopher: The Multi-Layered Aspects of Speech Ulrike WÖHR, Die Ambivalenz des Lebens und die Unmöglichkeit der Religion Cross-cultural Approaches to the Philosophy of Life in the Contemporary World The Concept of Inochi The Human Natures and Modern Civilization (external link) Reconsidering Brain Death Brain Dead Person Is it Morally Acceptable to Remove Organs from Brain-Dead Children? Two Aspects of Brain Dead Being A Proposal for Revision of the Organ Transplantation Law Based on A Child Donor's Prior Declaration Current Debate on the Ethical Issues of Brain Death The Insensitive Man What do we Learn from Japanese Feminist Bioethics? Disability Movement and Inner Eugenic Thought Bioethics and Japanese Culture The Ethics of Human Cloning and its Legal Regulation in Japan Toward International and Cross-cultural Bioethics Books Brain Dead Person Chapter 1 Brain Death as a Form of Human Relationships Commentary on "Brain Dead Person" Chapter 1 by Robert D. Truog, MD Chapter 2: What Kind of Place is an Intensive Care Unit? Chapter 5: My Death and the Death of Others Chapter 7: Efficiency and Irreplaceability The Insensitive Man Preface Chapter 1: If Only They Wear Mini-skirts We don't Need Flesh-and-Blood Women Any More!? Chapter 2: Men Who Turn Their Eyes Away from “Male Frigidity” Painless Civilization Chapter 1 What is Painless Civilization? How to Live in a Post-religious Age Consciousness Communication Life Studies Approaches to Bioethics Life Studies for Beginngers

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