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  1. On the Irreducible Individuality of the Person and the Fullness of Life: Simon Gray’s Smoking Diaries. [REVIEW]Stephen Pattison & Iona Heath - 2010 - Health Care Analysis 18 (3):310-321.
    This article aims to challenge and expand notions of health, health care and health promotion, particularly in relation to smoking, via a consideration of the autobiographical literary work of the English playwright, Simon Gray. Gray died in 2008, having written a series of reflective autobiographical books, The Smoking Diaries. Gray was a lifelong smoker, perpetually trying to give up his habit. This article introduces Gray’s diaries and their reflections on life, death, health care and smoking. It then enquires what can (...)
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  • Arm in arm with righteousness.Iona Heath - 2015 - Philosophy, Ethics, and Humanities in Medicine 10:7.
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  • Information, choice and the ends of health promotion.Angus Dawson - 2014 - Monash Bioethics Review 32 (1-2):106-120.
    In this paper I provide a critique of a set of assumptions relating to agency, choice and the legitimacy of actions impacting health that can be seen in some approaches to health promotion. After a brief discussion about the definition of health promotion, I outline two contrasting approaches to this area of health care practice. The first is focused on the provision of information and the second is concerned with seeking to change people’s preferences in a particular way. It has (...)
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