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Orvosi Hetilap, 2013
The problem of euthanasia emerges again and again in today’s Europe. The Dutch type of regulation of euthanasia could be introduced into the Hungarian legal system. Today, in Hungary, the ethical guidelines of the chamber of medicine, the criminal law and the administrative health law also forbid active euthanasia. In Hungary, the criminal code reform
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The problem of euthanasia emerges again and again in today’s Europe. The Dutch type of regulation of euthanasia could be introduced into the Hungarian legal system. Today, in Hungary, the ethical guidelines of the chamber of medicine, the criminal law and the administrative health law also forbid active euthanasia. In Hungary, the criminal code reform
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2023
The word “Euthanasia” is derived from the Greek words “eu” (good) and “thanatos” (death), so euthanasia literally means “good death”. Because of the benign nature of the word euthanasia, one would assume that the concept is widely accepted, but it is not. This Chapter will discuss reasons for this and current concepts and developments in this area.
Duijst, Wilma L.J.M., Bollen, Jan
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The word “Euthanasia” is derived from the Greek words “eu” (good) and “thanatos” (death), so euthanasia literally means “good death”. Because of the benign nature of the word euthanasia, one would assume that the concept is widely accepted, but it is not. This Chapter will discuss reasons for this and current concepts and developments in this area.
Duijst, Wilma L.J.M., Bollen, Jan
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1973
It is harder morally to justify letting somebody die a slow and ugly death, dehumanized, than it is to justify helping him to escape from such misery. This is the case at least in any code of ethics which is humanistic or personalistic, i.e., in any code of ethics which has a value system that puts humanness and personal integrity above biological life
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It is harder morally to justify letting somebody die a slow and ugly death, dehumanized, than it is to justify helping him to escape from such misery. This is the case at least in any code of ethics which is humanistic or personalistic, i.e., in any code of ethics which has a value system that puts humanness and personal integrity above biological life
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Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 1988
Recent philosophical work on euthanasia has concentrated on moral rather than conceptual issues, but some interest has been taken in the definition of euthanasia, and still more will be in this paper if nowhere else. Besides exploring the many ins and outs of the concept, and providing necessary and sufficient conditions for its application, I hope, in
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Recent philosophical work on euthanasia has concentrated on moral rather than conceptual issues, but some interest has been taken in the definition of euthanasia, and still more will be in this paper if nowhere else. Besides exploring the many ins and outs of the concept, and providing necessary and sufficient conditions for its application, I hope, in
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