2009
DOI: 10.4081/mem.2009.250
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Biopolitica e persona

Abstract: La Dichiarazione universale dei Diritti dell’uomo del 1948 dell’ ONU ha posto in termini politici, e non soltanto filosofici o religiosi, al centro stesso della logica della cittadinanza l’affermazione della dignità umana e della libertà come qualità innate e non acquisite. Affermare che tutti gli uomini nascono liberi ed eguali in dignità significa affermare di fatto che la dignità è un attributo ontologico, una qualità intrinseca (e quindi inalienabile) dell’essere umano, al di là di differenze di sesso, di … Show more

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“…Such state of affairs is therefore characterized by information asymmetry, which further interacts with the decision-makers' risk attitude. 3. medical choices are high-stakes decisions both in terms of physical, psychological, existential, and financial costs (Osimani 2012), 4. information asymmetry and high sensitivity of medical decisions, can be strategically exploited by producers of medical knowledge having vested interests in the research outputs and dissemination (such strategic behaviour may of course also evolve in time) (Teira 2011;Teira and Reiss 2013;Holman 2015); 5. medical decisions are intertwined with pressing ethical dilemmas touching different anthropological dimensions (Papa 2014;Sgreccia 2007;Pessina 2009;Beauchamp 2011;Faden and Beauchamp 1986;Scheu 2003);…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such state of affairs is therefore characterized by information asymmetry, which further interacts with the decision-makers' risk attitude. 3. medical choices are high-stakes decisions both in terms of physical, psychological, existential, and financial costs (Osimani 2012), 4. information asymmetry and high sensitivity of medical decisions, can be strategically exploited by producers of medical knowledge having vested interests in the research outputs and dissemination (such strategic behaviour may of course also evolve in time) (Teira 2011;Teira and Reiss 2013;Holman 2015); 5. medical decisions are intertwined with pressing ethical dilemmas touching different anthropological dimensions (Papa 2014;Sgreccia 2007;Pessina 2009;Beauchamp 2011;Faden and Beauchamp 1986;Scheu 2003);…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%