ABSTRACT
This text brings together spokespersons from several different disciplines who can present their arguments for or against rational suicide as a viable concept and, consequently, a realistic option.
The pros and cons of the discussion format bring the readers to search for their beliefs, and the final decision of acceptance or rejection of the concept is left to each individual reader.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part |59 pages
Relevant Background Issues
chapter |7 pages
The Influence of Rational Suicide on Nonrational Suicide
A Sociological Analysis of Attitudes
part |97 pages
Service Providers
part |43 pages
Special Populations
chapter |10 pages
The False Autonomy of Forced Choice
Rationalizing Suicide for Persons with Disabilities
chapter |7 pages
Rational Suicide and the Disabled Individual
Self-Determination Versus Social Protection