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Withholding Treatment | |
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The Birth of a Controversy | |
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The Public Death of Baby Bollinger | |
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Debates and Investigations | |
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The Doctor and the Parents | |
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Haiselden and History | |
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A Word about Words | |
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Contexts to the Conflict | |
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Before Baby Bollinger: Infanticide, Eugenics, and Euthanasia | |
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U.S.A., 1915 | |
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Taking Sides: Some Rough Images of the Debate | |
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Identifying the Unfit: Biology and Culture in the Construction of Hereditary Disease | |
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Heredity, Environment, and the Scope of Eugenics: Scientific Conceptions to 1915 | |
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Heredity, Environment, and the Scope of Eugenics: Haiselden and Mass Cultural Meanings | |
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Constructing the Socially Defective: Crime, Race, and Class | |
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Defects and Desires: Eugenics, Aesthetics, and Sex | |
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Elite Priorities and Mass Culture: Physical and Mental Defects | |
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Degrees of Difference: Normality or Perfection? | |
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Opposing Expansive Concepts of Hereditary Defect: Equal Worth or Entering Wedge? | |
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Fitness and Objectivity | |
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Eliminating the Unfit: Euthanasia and Eugenics | |
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From Prevention to Death | |
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Killing or Letting Die | |
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For Whose Benefit? | |
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Loving and Loathing | |
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Objective Science and Moral Obligation | |
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Who Decides? The Ironies of Professional Power | |
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Doctors, Families, and the State | |
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Support for Medical Power | |
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Opponents of Medical Decision Making | |
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Eugenics and Gender Politics within Families and in Society | |
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Specialization and the Limits of Objectivity | |
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Publicity | |
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Mass-Media Medicine and Aesthetic Censorship | |
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Publicity, Public Health, and Professional Power | |
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Medical Movies and the Rise of Aesthetic Censorship | |
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Eugenics on Film | |
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The Black Stork | |
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The Movie | |
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Making and Distributing The Black Stork | |
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Medicine, Media, and Memory | |
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From Haiselden to Hitler: Infanticide, Eugenics, and Euthanasia, 1919-1945 | |
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Baby Doe, Doctor Death, and the Human Genome Project: Comparing Haiselden's America with the Present | |
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Individuals Involved in the Controversy | |
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Notes | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |