BIOETHICAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES SURROUNDING THE TRIALS AND CODE OF NUREMBERG: NUREMBERG REVISITED

Abstract

Foreword / Jacques J. Rozenberg -- Preface: breaking the dark mirror / Richard A. Cohen -- Introduction: from anti-semitism and racism to ethics: an epistemological reflection on the Nuremberg trials and code / Jacques J. Rozenberg -- Biological, bioethical, and psycho-analytic perspectives -- Do the biologists need the expression "human race"? UNESCO 1950-51 / Jean Gayon -- The emergence of German geneticists from the swastika / Raphael Falk - - Medical ethics in question: an historical perspective on eugenism and normality / Samuel S. Kottek -- Biologism in the service of apocalyptic thinking: a psycho-analytic perspective on purity, impurity, and race / Ludwig Haesler -- Medicine, the Holocaust, and the doctors' trial / Joel Levi -- The ethics of using medical data from Nazi experiments / Baruch C. Cohen -- Historical, juridical, and ethical perspectives -- The Shoah as a crime against humanity: reflections on civilization and its annihilation / Ephraim Meir - - Guilt, responsibility, and humanity / Aharon Shear-Yashuv -- Amalek in the Holocaust-era orthodox Jewish thought / Gershon Greenberg -- Created in the image of God: Jews and the nations / Michael Z. Nehorai -- The Noahide Universal Law / Nahum Rakover - - Rights and duties / Haim H. Cohn -- The one and the other: reflections on the ontological roots of politics / Shalom Rosenberg