The good euthanasia guide

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The Good Euthanasia Guide is a 'where-to' and 'why' book which complements the 'how-to- of Final Exit. It contains an annotated list of every right-to-die group in the world, and a unique account of the assisted suicide laws in almost every country, a filmography and a bibliography. Dr. Jack Kevorkian's life and work are reported in three chapters.

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Full title :The good euthanasia guide / Derek Humphry.

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Publication Date:©2005.

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):Norris Lane Press/ERGO
Place of Publication:Junction City, OR
Language:eng
Publication Date:©2005.

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Companion vol. to: Final exit: the practicalities of self-deliverance and assisted suicide for the dying.

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Description:1 online resource (xl, 181 pages)

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oclc:on1285555697
LC Classification:R726
Dewey Decimal:179.7

A jumble of assisted suicide laws -- Beyond final exit -- The enigma of depressive suicide -- The denial of death syndrome -- Hemlock and Kevorkian -- Requiem for Dr. Kevorkian -- As others see him -- The case for rational suicide -- Which way now? -- Pendulum -- Action for the future -- Appendices. A.A twentieth century chronology -- B. Eight years of physician-assisted suicide in Oregon -- C. Select bibliography of right-to-die books -- D. Films dealing with dying and euthanasia -- E. Frequently asked questions -- F. Medical doctors accused of euthanasia in the U.S.A. -- G. ERGO's credo.