Table of Contents
Studies and Articles
| What people think about cloning? Social representation of this technique and its associated emotions | |
| Mihai Curelaru, Adrian Neculau, Mioara Cristea | 3-30 |
| Religion and medicine or the spiritual dimension of healing | |
| Corina Dima-Cozma, Sebastian Cozma | 31-48 |
| Transplantation debates in Romania between bioethics and religion | |
| Cristina Gavriluta, Mihaela Frunza | 49-71 |
| Christianity and bioethics. Seeking arguments for stem cell research in Genesis | |
| Mircea Leabu | 72-87 |
| Arguments in favor of a religious coping pattern in terminally ill patients | |
| Andrada Parvu, Gabriel Roman, Silvia Dumitras, Rodica Gramma, Mariana Enache, Stefana Maria Moisa, Radu Chirita, Catalin Iov, Beatrice Ioan | 88-112 |
| From cognitive to moral enhancement: A possible reconciliation of religious outlooks and the biotechnological creation of a better human | |
| Vojin Rakic | 113-128 |
| On the reference to Catholic Ethical Theology in Contemporary Health Policy | |
| Calin Saplacan | 129-147 |
| Human cloning and the myth of disenchantment | |
| Laurentiu Staicu | 148-169 |
In memoriam
| A model of cultural dialogue and intellectual history: The case of Leon Volovici | |
| Gabriel Gherasim, Raluca Moldovan | 170-192 |
Reviews
| Illness as a human possibility in the knowledge based society | |
| Codruta Cuceu | 193-197 |
| The empire of communication: body, image and relation | |
| Ioan Hosu | 198-205 |
| Religious discourse and postmodern rationality in bioethics | |
| Cristian Radu | 206-222 |
ISSN: 1583-0039