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Moral Principles And Medical Practice: The Basis Of Medical Jurisprudence - Softcover

Coppens, Charles

 
9788167170958: Moral Principles And Medical Practice: The Basis Of Medical Jurisprudence

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Moral principles and medical practice is a 19th century medical ethics and jurisprudence treatise that examines the moral foundations of healthcare, focusing on the responsibilities and ethical decision-making of physicians. It is important for its integration of moral theology and medical law in guiding professional medical conduct. The work outlines the ethical duties of medical practitioners, emphasizing that medicine is not only a scientific discipline but also a moral vocation requiring integrity, compassion, and adherence to natural law. It discusses how physicians must balance patient care with moral responsibility, ensuring that medical decisions are guided by ethical reasoning rather than convenience or purely legal frameworks. The text engages with complex moral issues in medicine, including controversial procedures such as craniotomy and abortion, evaluating them through the lens of religious ethics and jurisprudence. It stresses the importance of forming physicians who are both scientifically competent and morally grounded, capable of making decisions that respect human dignity and ethical principles. The discussion reflects broader 19th century debates on the relationship between religion, science, and professional ethics. The work stands out as a foundational contribution to medical ethics literature, shaping early discourse on the moral responsibilities of healthcare professionals and influencing the development of ethical standards in modern medical practice.

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Charles Coppens was a Jesuit priest, educator, and Catholic moral theologian known for his influential writings on ethics, philosophy, and education in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Born in 1835, he devoted his life to academic and religious instruction within the Society of Jesus, contributing significantly to Catholic intellectual traditions. Coppens taught philosophy and theology, focusing particularly on moral theology and the application of ethical principles to practical fields such as medicine, law, and daily conduct. His work emphasized the importance of natural law, divine moral order, and the responsibility of professionals to act with integrity and conscience. He became widely recognized for his ability to present complex theological and ethical concepts in a structured and educational manner, making them accessible to students and practitioners. Through his writings, including works on medical ethics and moral philosophy, he helped shape Catholic approaches to professional ethics during a period of rapid scientific and social change. He died in 1920, leaving behind a legacy as a key figure in Catholic moral education and applied ethical thought.

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