… face–and the changing stakes for the face—in both contemporary society and the sciences.
… cultural study of face transplant surgery, Face/On reveals our true relationships to faces and …

… , here—Eyes Without a Face (Georges Franju, 1960, France), The Face of Another (Hiroshi …
facial transplantation was still a distant reality, to explore our fears of facial transplantation, …

… Applying these insights to the issue of face transplants, reporters should not be expected to
determine whether face transplants are ethically acceptable. Instead, it is their responsibility …

… , as well as myself, to explore face transplants and the ethical issues they might raise.… medical
aspects of face transplant and a few of the core, most farreaching ethical issues they raise. …

… public acceptance of face transplantation and can affect the transplant recipients themselves…
new ethical framework of the face, how we think about faces, and what it means when faces …

… As early as January 2003, a short news piece by Arthur Caplan and Dana Katz published
in the Hastings Center Report argued that the ethical questions facing face transplants were “…

… ethics of face transplantation, focusing on the evolution of the discussion from before to after
the first face transplantation … Should we be putting a good face on facial transplantation? Am …

… investigation into the meaning of the face would help the Louisville team and others to
fashion the correct policies and procedures for performing face transplants;” Robertson calls on “…

… In 2016, Isabelle Dinoire, the world’s first face transplant patient, died after a long illness,
adding one more to a total 7 deaths so far. Like her initial introduction into the spotlight, her …

… transplantation and describe the research and the ethical guidelines … face transplantation,
and conclude with a discussion on what comes next now that the first human face transplants …