How to Treat Persons

In "How to Treat Persons," author Samuel J. Kerstein presents a compelling exploration of Kantian ethics and its relevance to contemporary bioethical dilemmas. Published by Oxford University Press in 2013, this insightful hardback spans 242 pages, delving into the critical issue of how individuals often treat others merely as means to an end. Kerstein expertly navigates the principles of Immanuel Kant, illuminating their significance in discussions about human dignity and ethical treatment. The book addresses urgent topics such as the distribution of limited medical resources and the ethical implications of organ markets, making it a must-read for anyone interested in medical ethics and the philosophical underpinnings of human dignity. Perfect for students, scholars, and practitioners alike, "How to Treat Persons" invites readers to reflect on the moral responsibilities we hold towards one another in an increasingly complex world.