Eugenics in the German Nation During the Twentieth Century
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This 5 page paper (plus appendix) considers eugenics in Germany, the reason for its practice and the legislative framework for its continued use during the 1930's. The paper examines who was effected and the conditions which were defined as undesirable. The appendix is a copy of a memo signed by Hitler which authorised enforced euthanasia (a translation in English is also included). The MLA style bibliography cites 6 sources.
Filename: TEeugenc.wps

Euthanasia
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This 6 page paper provides an overview of the topic, but ends with a pro position. History, case studies and many facts and figures are included in this paper that is chock full of details. Kevorkian and his escapades are duly noted but not supported. Still, the freedom of ending one's life is. The Dax Cowart case is used to support the argument. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: SA311die.rtf

Euthanasia
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A 9 page research paper that examines the ethical issues associated with the issue of euthanasia, which are frequently addressed in contemporary society due to the fact that modern medical innovation has made it possible to prolong life in situations where, in previous eras, death would have been swift and inevitable. As this suggests, euthanasia debates are often associated with the discussions of the legality and morality of physician-assisted suicide. The following discussion of the ethics of euthanasia will consider both sides of this debate, pro and con, as well as how this issue can be regarded from various ethical perspectives, with a particular emphasis on Australian experience and law. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: khauseut.rtf

Euthanasia
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13 pages in length. The writer discusses the legal, ethical and religious aspects of taking one's own life. Bibliography lists 16 sources.
Filename: TLCEuthan.rtf

Euthanasia – Who’s Life Is It Anyway?
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Euthanasia – Who’s Life Is It Anyway?: This 5-page report explores the ethical dilemmas relevant to extending the life of the terminally ill patient. Today it is possible to prolong the lives of even those who are considered “brain dead.” Moreover, while many doctors are asking, “Can this life be saved?” The ‘death with dignity’ advocates are countering with, “But should we?” Bibliography lists 5 sources. SNEuthan.wps
Filename: SNEuthan.wps

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