Konrad Szocik,Matti Häyry,Pawel Januszewicz
Konrad Szocik
This article offers a Hohfeldian analysis of the right to die and asks what follows, normatively and institutionally, once the relevant incidents are distinguished. It argues that debates about assisted dying frequently conflate four questi...
Improving bioethics by clarifying and elaborating its methodology: a response to Gomez-Virseda and colleagues [0.03%]
通过阐明研究方法改善生物伦理学——回复Gomez-Virseda及同事的意见
Bjørn Hofmann
Bjørn Hofmann
In a recent article Gomez-Virseda and coauthors criticize my previous work on methodology in bioethics and argue that bioethics is a discipline. While I think that Gomez-Virseda and co-authors misconstrue my argument, state the obvious, and...
Luis de Miranda
Luis de Miranda
Drawing on a genealogical analysis of the distinction between zoē (biological life as organic functioning) and bios (a distinctively human way of life shaped by meaning, orientation, and evaluative practice), the article reconceives bioeth...
Advance directives in psychiatry to foster self-determination: a proposal for the Italian scenario [0.03%]
促进精神病学中的自主决定：意大利情境下的预立医疗指示提案
Giulia Ienco,Corinna Porteri
Giulia Ienco
Psychiatric advance directives (PADs) are statements that allow people with mental disorders to express their preferences and wishes in anticipation of future crisis situations in which the patient's decision-making capacity may be compromi...
Prioritising time for communication in healthcare-a normative analysis [0.03%]
从规范视角分析医疗保健中的沟通时间优先权问题
Joar Björk
Joar Björk
Modern healthcare faces a mismatch in terms of supply and demand which makes careful priority setting imperative. The debate on priority setting in healthcare has focussed on pharmaceuticals and other tangible medical interventions. This ar...
Johann Go
Johann Go
A central tenet of health equity is that access to healthcare should be responsive to need rather than patients' socioeconomic status. The idea that ability to pay can enable some people to access faster, better, or more healthcare strikes ...
A foundational perspective of deontology and deontological codes through Paul Ricoeur´s "little ethics" [0.03%]
保尔·利科“小伦理学”视野下的义务论及其规范体系之基础主义解读
Nuno Ribeiro Ferreira,Pedro Bicho,Américo Pereira et al.
Nuno Ribeiro Ferreira et al.
Paul Ricoeur's ethics comprises three distinct moments where it is possible to recognize the influences of Aristotle, Kant, Rawls and an original ricoeurian moment of practical wisdom, where the concept of phronesis is rehabilitated. When r...
Giovanni Rubeis
Giovanni Rubeis
The rise of right-wing political movements supported by key players from big tech is transforming Western societies. This so-called techno-feudalism also implies challenges for bioethics. Racist agendas, intentional misinformation on health...
Tool-mediated patienthood: structural plurality in oncology, surgery, and palliative care [0.03%]
医学手段介导的患者身份：肿瘤学、外科手术和姑息治疗中的结构多样性
Karen Yan,Min-Jung Cheng,Yun-Ying Kuo et al.
Karen Yan et al.
Patient-centered care (PCC) is widely endorsed in contemporary medicine, yet philosophical analyses often approach it through concept-first approaches that define patienthood in advance-typically in terms of autonomy, holistic personhood, o...
The interrelationship between soul and body: Plato as pioneer of the philosophy of health [0.03%]
灵魂与身体的相互关系：柏拉图健康哲学的先驱地位
Nurdane Şimşek
Nurdane Şimşek
This article argues that Plato was a pioneer of the philosophy of health. It examines the psychosomatic interrelationship between soul (psychē) and body (sōma) primarily in the Charmides and the Timaeus, with selective references to other...