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Foundations of Bioethical Decision-Making in Bioethics and Biolaw
Collaborative bioethics, 2023 This chapter discusses the theoretical foundations of bioethical decision-making and provides the basis for bioethical judgment in bioethics and biolaw. The age of technology challenges the ethical views of humanity of earlier times.
Jacob Dahl Rendtorff
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2021
Global risk looms over life as a whole, and thinking about ravaging consequences for human and non-human existence is not extravagant whatsoever. The possibility of an existential catastrophe has boosted rapidly nowadays, so believing that humanity faces no credible threat is not sustainable already in light of evidences.
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Global risk looms over life as a whole, and thinking about ravaging consequences for human and non-human existence is not extravagant whatsoever. The possibility of an existential catastrophe has boosted rapidly nowadays, so believing that humanity faces no credible threat is not sustainable already in light of evidences.
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Basic ethical principles as symbolic foundations and core values of European biolaw
Ethics, Medicine and Public Health, 2016 This article is an analysis of the basic principles of autonomy, dignity, integrity and vulnerability as the essence of the symbolic function of European biolaw and foundation of implied biorights.
Rendtorff, Jacob Dahl; id_orcid
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Introduction: Symbolic Dimensions of Biolaw
2016In its effective history, the concept of ‘symbolic legislation’ has acquired various, not always compatible meanings. In socio-legal studies, it usually refers to instances of legislation that are ineffective and that serve other political and social goals than the goals officially stated. This could be called symbolic legislation in the negative sense,
van Klink, B.M.J. +2 more
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Science, Biomedical Technology and Biolaw
Human Reproduction & Genetic Ethics, 2009Starting from legislative recognition of the grounding principles of human rights, the authors describe and comment upon the Council of Europe's Convention on human rights and human dignity confronted with scientific discoveries and also upon the Oviedo Convention of 1997 for the protection of Human Rights and dignity of the human being with regard to ...
Cristina, Furnica, Calin, Scripcaru
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Reasonableness, Bioethics, and Biolaw
2009The problem of reasonebleness in the field of ...
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Traditional Conceptions of Biolaw
2021In this chapter, different biolaw epistemologies that have arisen so far are perused. Those theories are deepened, by seeking to prove why none of them was able, over twenty years, to understand biolaw as a legally binding branch of law. The reader will see that each of these conceptions has conceived biolaw from bioethics, by fostering different sorts
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The Constitutionalization of Biolaw in Colombia
2019This chapter addresses the constitutionalization of biolaw in Colombia. The subject will be treated as follows. The second section will refer to the constitutionalization of law in general, its elements and the idea of constitutional supremacy attached to it.
Rodrigo González +3 more
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2021
This chapter analyses the principles of European bioethics and biolaw (autonomy, dignity, integrity and vulnerability). It shows why those principles lack normative content and rather point to ontological conditions of the human being by offering no legally binding force whatsoever.
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This chapter analyses the principles of European bioethics and biolaw (autonomy, dignity, integrity and vulnerability). It shows why those principles lack normative content and rather point to ontological conditions of the human being by offering no legally binding force whatsoever.
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Vulnerability: At the Source of Biolaw
Il capitolo propone alcune considerazioni sulla vulnerabilità come fondamento antropologico della biogiuridica e dei biodiritti.openaire +1 more source