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What is it to do good medical ethics? On the concepts of ‘good’ and ‘goodness’ in medical ethics

In his book The Varieties of Goodness Georg Henrik von Wright advocates that a useful preliminary to the study of the word ‘good’ is to compile a list of familiar uses and try to group them under some main headings. The present paper aims at exploring the question, ‘What is it to do good medical ethics?’, and notably from the vantage point of everyday expressions of the word ‘good’ and von Wright's grouping of them into six different types of goodness.