When it comes to children, bioethics has primarily focused on one thing: their lack of autonomy. Through theological insight into vulnerability, dependence, and agency, Jessica Bratt Carle, a pediatric chaplain and clinical ethicist, invites readers to attune and respond more fully to children in the moral landscape of healthcare.
When it comes to children, bioethics has primarily focused on one thing: their lack of autonomy. Through theological insight into vulnerability, dependence, and agency, Jessica Bratt Carle, a pediatric chaplain and clinical ethicist, invites readers to attune and respond more fully to children in the moral landscape of healthcare.