Who's Right? (Whose Right?): Seeking Answers and Dignity in the Debate Over the Right to Die

By Robert C. Horn III

Takes an objective look at the issues that surround one's right to make a choice in end of life decisions. This book offers interviews with 11 individuals who have faced terminal situations and have... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0970844425
• ISBN13: 9780970844422
• Release Date: January 2001
• Publisher: Dc Pr
• Length: 455 Pages
• Weight: 1.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 1.0" x 6.3"

Customer Reviews

Objectivity Does Exist...Even in the Euthanasia Debate

When I purchased this book, I had no idea that it would be one of the most fascinating reads I've had in years -- and that goes for some of the most outstanding fiction on the market. The editors have assembled some of the most thought-provoking contributors imagineable. Here are advocates of unrestricted euthanasia juxtaposed with some of America's most respected opponents. To have Dr. C. Everett Koop and the likes of Derek Humphry (Final Exit) in the same book is a credit to those who put the book together. Likewise, to be able to read the first-hand accounts of individuals who have faced terminal situations and were willing to share their personal end-of-life decisions made the book even more genuine and objective. This is a book for those who are personally facing terminal illness, family, close friends, clergy, professional counselors, and anyone interested in this timely and often threatening topic. I give it an A+.

THIS IS THE BEST BOOK AVAILABLE TODAY ON EUTHANASIA!

This is a must read for anyone facing the difficult decisions associated with euthanasia. Many experts and actual people with true stores give personal opinions in easy to understand language. This book offers a much needed non biased format that will benefit anyone needing to learn more about the difficult questions regarding euthanasia. READ THIS ONE!!!

Objectivity at it's best

With so many biased books out there - it's refreshing to read something that's actually objective. The various authors and experts that contributed to this book is like a who's-who in the debate over euthenasia. If you have a family member with a terminal illness - this is the must-read book.