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| Issue 95: Schroeder-Kurth, Traute: Das "Slippery Slope"- Argument in der Medizin und Medizinethik. December 1994 | | | The Slippery Slope argument plays an important role in the moral assessment of new technology wherever consequences and further applications of technology cannot be assessed precisely and clearly enough. Schroeder-Kurth discusses the pro and contra of slippery slope arguments as they are a necessary and unavoidable part of moral assessment; she indicates that the reaffirmation of mutually shared values and the strengthening of personal responsibility might contribute to first recognize and then to avoid potential slippery slopes.
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