ethics

"Animal rights activists all around the world are working to end animal suffering. They campaign for laws to protect animal welfare. They work to stop the use of animals in tests for medicines and cosmetics, factory farming, and the use of fur. Many stop eating meat and using animal products. All agree that animals deserve to be treated with respect and dignity. Could you be one of them? Read this book to find out how to be an animal rights activist"--Provided by publisher.

"Shipwrecked in the south Pacific Ocean, Englishman Edward Prendick awakens aboard a ship where a man named Montgomery and his beastly looking servant were transporting animal cargo. Soon, they arrive on an island and more and more of these bizarre humanlike creatures appear. Prendick senses a sinister secret to the island after he meets with the owner, a one Dr. Moreau..."--Back cover.

"[Presents] . . . 21 peer-reviewed, academic articles that examine the . . . relationship between . . . individual scientists conducting research and the groups who fund them"--Provided by publisher.

"Presents differing viewpoints regarding the ethical role of teachers inside and outside the classroom ... The authors of the viewpoints debate issues concerning the ethical teaching of students and the impact it has on educational outcomes and learning."--page 16.

The author describes his experiences as a witness to a heart transplant, from the harvesting of the heart from the body of a young woman who died of a brain aneurysm, to its implantation in the recipient, and includes his reflections on the biological and emotional implications of the heart.

Examines long-term case studies on mental illness in the United States and the effects of psychiatric drugs, covering the published results of these studies as well as alternative programs that are producing positive outcomes.

"An in-depth exploration of the way the pharmaceutical industry is manipulating us and our world"--Provided by publisher.

A guide to helping students understand what plagarism is and how to avoid it, including strategies for using search engines and documentating their results, summarizing and paraphrasing, learning MLA and APA citation, and understanding what common knowledge is and is not.