Humphry, Derek. Dyng with dignity: understanding euthanasia. New York, USA : St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1993. 215p. ISBN 0-312-95176-0    W50 H928d  1993

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION - 17
1. THE GREAT DEBATE OF THE 1990S - 25
2. WHY EUTHANASIA LOST IN WASHINGTON STATE - 37
3. PERSONAL REACTIONS TO FINAL EXIT - 49
4. AIDS AND EUTHANASIA - 55
5. THE ETHICIST - 61
6. EUTHANASIA: IS IT MERCY OR MURDER? - 67
7. THE CASE FOR RATIONAL SUICIDE - 77
8. OFFERING EUTHANASIA CAN BE AN ACT OF LOVE - 87
9. WHO WILL HELP ANOTHER TO DIE? - 93
10. DON´T DENY EACH OTHER THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE - 103
11. HELPING PEOPLE TO DIE IS THE RIGHT THING TO DO - 109
12. MERCY DENIED TO ROSWELL GILBERT - 115
13. ROPER POLL SHOWS SUPPORT FOR EUTHANASIA, AND CLEMENCY FOR MERCY KILLER - 129
14. THE TRIAL OF DR. PETER ROSIER - 137
15. MERCY AT LAST FOR NANCY CRUZAN - 149
16. EUTHANASIA FOR THE ELITE - 155
17. FROM SIX TO THIRTY WORLD GROUPS - 161
18. HEMLOCK SOCIETY´S TENTH BIRTHDAY - 167
19. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON THE HEMLOCK SOCIETY - 173
20. ELEVEN DOCTORS ACCUSED IN USA - 189
21. THE DEATH WITH DIGNITY ACT - 197
APPENDIX  - 203
SOURCES - 215
GALLUP POLL - 217