Public reasoning about voluntary assisted dying: An analysis of submissions to the Queensland Parliament, Australia
Abstract
The use of voluntary assisted dying as an end‐of‐life option has stimulated concerns and debates over the past decades. Although public attitudes towards voluntary assisted dying (including euthanasia and physician‐assisted suicide) are well researched, there has been relatively little study of the different reasons, normative reasoning and rhetorical strategies that people invoke in supporting or contesting voluntary assisted dying in everyday...
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Title
Public reasoning about voluntary assisted dying: An analysis of submissions to the Queensland Parliament, Australia
Published Date
Aug 19, 2020
Journal
Volume
35
Issue
1
Pages
105 - 116
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