Multidisciplinary Nature of Morality and Applied Ethics

David Steinberg M.D. is a board certified internist, hematologist and oncologist who graduated from Dartmouth College and Harvard Medical School. He is on the clinical faculty of Harvard Medical School (1973 - ). He was Chair of the Department of Hematology at Lahey Clinic (1975 to 2001). He founded and for more than 20 years was the Director of the Ethics program at Lahey Hospital and Medical Center (1991-2013). He was Editor of the Lahey Clinic Journal of Medical Ethics (1994-2016) which was widely circulated to all 50 states and 39 foreign countries. He contributed ethics articles to major ethics and medical journals and has spoken at numerous ethics meetings. He edited the book, Biomedical Ethics: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Moral Issues In Medicine and Biology (2007 University Press of New England).

• Chapter 1. Morality.- Chapter 2. Evolution and Ethics.- Chapter 3. Social Darwinism.- Chapter 4. Immoral-like Behavior in Animals.- Chapter 5. Moral Psychology.- Chapter 6. Morality and Culture.- Chapter 7. Morality and Religion.- Chapter 8. Morality and the Law.- Chapter 9. Evil.- Chapter 10. Moral Theories and Moral Obligations.- Chapter 11. Moral Motivation.- Chapter 12. The Moral Philosophers: Aristotle, Hume, Kant, Mill, and Nietzsche.- Chapter 13. Principlism.- Chapter 14. Common Morality.- Chapter 15. Applied Ethics: Organizations.- Chapter 16. Ethics Consultation: Biomedical Ethics.- Chapter 17. The Nature of Morality and Applied Ethics: Conclusion.