Philosophy Question

Overview

1. (Euthanasia/Phys. Assisted Suicide, pp 289-290) Based on the story presented in the textbook: Goodall was not in physical pain or apparent mental agony, unlike many who seek to end their lives. He simply didn’t want to live anymore. From the ethical standpoint of a Utilitarian, Kantian, and Virtue Ethicist (your essay will cover all three theories): Do you think he had a right to terminate his life even though he was not physically suffering? Why or why not?