Abstract
This text is an anthology composed of 19 articles, all written by Arthur L. Caplan. Seventeen of the articles reprint material published in other sources between 1982 and 1989. two remaining essays are written especially for this volume; they are Mapping Morality: and the Human Genome Project (chapter 8), and Can Autonomy Be Saved? (chapter 16). All articles in Caplan's anthology are loosely grouped under six topic headings. Part I is entitled The Nature of Applied Ethics and contains two chapters. Part II includes four chapters under the title Ethical Issues in Animal and Human Experimentation. remaining four topic headings are as follows: Part III, Advances in Reproduction and Genetics (two chapters); Part IV, Transplants and Other Unnatural Acts (three chapters); Part V, Aging, Chronic Illness, and Rehabilitation (five chapters); and Part VI, Money, Medicine, and Morality (three chapters). Anyone familiar with Caplan's work knows that it
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