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Throughout the history of automated personal identification, now called “biometrics” in some communities, there has been controversy over its implications for personal privacy and human dignity. This controversy has been deepened by equivocation regarding the philosophical concept of personal identity, the social concept of recognition of persons, and ...
Emilio Mordini +2 more
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Les libertés des cités de l'Afrique romaine
Des premiers contacts avec Rome, en 146 a. C., jusqu’à la fin du règne de Septime Sévère en 211, des villes africaines reçurent du Sénat ou des empereurs des privilèges juridiques dont le plus convoité était la liberté (libertas).
Samir Aounallah
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Rousseau's Freedom as Recognition
Abstract To yearn for freedom is to want to be seen by others as someone. Rousseau, I believe, held such a conception of freedom, alongside his intricate theory of human passions. This essay examines how freedom relates to such passions, and in particular, to the Rousseauian notion of amour‐propre.
Julian Perilla
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Abstract Gender and toilets are intimately connected. According to the United Nations (UN), access to sanitation, inclusive of toilets, within public spaces is a human right, and tied to the Sustainable Development Goals to achieve gender equality. A framework was developed to assess the provision of toilets in public spaces and includes five criteria:
Shawna Lewkowitz +2 more
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On life, death, dignity, and Dignitas
Some things we do in life happen once; the first time will be the only and last time. Our births and deaths, of course, are the two key ones. <b> CONTENT WARNING: this post discusses suicide, death, and dying. </b> I am a member of the Swiss organization, Dignitas, which is most well known for its assisted suicide clinic.
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Respublica noumenon: Kant, Rousseau, and Plato's Republic
Abstract This article examines the philosophical sources for Kant's interpretation of Plato's Republic and its impact on his conception of the ideal state. I argue that Kant's knowledge of Plato was not derived from Plato's writings, but from secondary accounts.
Michael Kryluk
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‘GENDER IDEOLOGY’ AND THE FAMILY: EXPLORING AMORIS LAETITIA AND FAMILIARIS CONSORTIO
Abstract In modern Catholic family teaching, language of ‘gender ideology’ appears in John Paul II's Familiaris consortio and continues in Francis's Amoris laetitia. While these documents are often celebrated by family ethicists for their pastoral developments towards more inclusive understandings of family and marriage, they also represent explicit ...
Barbara Anne Kozee
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Should Teachers Promote Vaccination?
Abstract The Covid‐19 pandemic brought the importance of vaccination and public attitudes toward it firmly to the fore. However, vaccine hesitancy and refusal remain significant barriers to global uptake, with post‐pandemic declines in routine immunization contributing to disease outbreaks worldwide.
Ruth Wareham
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Abstract Artificial intelligence (AI) will drastically change the healthcare system. Radiology is one speciality that is most affected as AI algorithms are increasingly used in diagnostic imaging. AI‐enhanced health technologies will, inter alia, increase workflow efficiency, improve diagnostic accuracy, reduce healthcare‐related costs, and help ...
Irvine Sihlahla +3 more
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Dignitas: continuidades e descontinuidades entre o antigo e o medieval
O termo dignidade humana implica diferentes concepções na história. Com o objetivo de contribuir para a compreensão da história do conceito no que tange à antiguidade latina e ao período medieval, abarcando também o Humanismo, analisa-se no decorrer ...
Luciene Dal Ri
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