Arras, John D. and Bonnie Steinbock.
Ethical Issues In Modern Medicine 5th edition
. California: Mayfield Pub., 1998. This book discusses many ethical issues that doctors face more often than they would like. It discusses what make these issues ethical and how they feel about them.
Byock, Ira M.D.
Dying Well: The Prospects For Growth At The End Of Life
. New York: Riverhead Books, 1997. Dying Well is a book about living. It is a book about realizing the human potential to grow as individuals and as members of families through the process of dying.
Caroll, David.
Living With Dying: A Loving Guide For Family And Close Friends
. New York: McGraw - Hill Book Company, 1985. This book pays attendance to the practical problems and issues surrounding death, and most importantly, provides guidelines in dealing with them.
Solomon, Mildred. Z. "et al." "Decisions Near The End Of Life: Professional Views On Life - Sustaning Treatments."
America Journal of Public Health
83.1 (1995): 16-23. This paper outlines similar ethical criteria and guidelines for upholding patients right to make decesions regarding their treatment.
Staton, Jean, Roger Shuy, and Ira Byock.
A Few Months To Live: Different Paths To Life's End
. Washington, D.C.: Georgetown University Press, 2001. A few months to live reports the findings of a unique study of the last month of nine terminally ill people.
Steinbock, Bonnie and Alatiar Norcross eds.
Killing and Letting Die 2nd ed
. New York: Fordham University Press, 1994. This book describes the difference between and active euthanasia and passive euthanasia. It then asserts that there is no difference, that they both are killing.
Westley, Dick.
When It's Right To Die: Conflicting Voices, Difficult Choices
. Connecticut: Twenty - Third Publications, 1995. A view of the people who say no to euthanasia from the perspective of the Christian Faith.