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- M Moussa and T A Shannon.
- Department of Humanities, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Mass.
- Hastings Cent Rep. 1992 May 1; 22 (3): 30-7.
AbstractThe concept of "brain life," sometimes offered as the criterion for determining when personhood begins, cannot tell us what we want to know about persons. Neurological facts will not automatically yield ethical conclusions.
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