Principles of European Biolaw

Valdés, Erick

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“…Sumado a esto, el principialismo propone que la ética biomédica no se reduzca a la aplicación de códigos legales, pues, como mostraron los precedentes puntuales mencionados en el apartado anterior, el marco limitado de la legalidad habría servido para permitir y legitimar prácticas médicas inhumanas e inmorales (61). En este sentido, el carácter deontológico no debe ser entendido como un compendio de normas vinculantes, sino como una guía para la reflexión y la toma de decisiones a partir de máximas o principios desde los que puedan derivarse las pautas concretas de acción, no por obediencia, sino por deliberación racional.…”

Section: El Principialismo Bioético De Beauchamp Y Childressunclassified

Un recorrido analítico de los fundamentos filosóficos del principialismo norteamericano

Rivera Sanín

2023

Rev. latinoam. bioet

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El artículo presenta un recorrido histórico y conceptual por los fundamentos del principialismo bioético en su versión más difundida, a saber, la planteada por T. L. Beauchamp y J. Childress como una propuesta deontológica, analizando filosóficamente la manera en que se concibe qué es un principio y las consecuencias epistemológicas, antropológicas y sociales de adoptar dicha concepción. Se presentan, en primer lugar, los antecedentes históricos y culturales conducentes a la formulación del principialismo norteamericano, a partir de la Declaración de Helsinki y el Reporte Belmont. En segundo lugar, se analizan los elementos antropológicos, epistemológicos y filosóficos sobre la base de los principios de ética biomédica. Posteriormente, se analizan los elementos metodológicos y las apuestas de aplicación de la teoría principialista.

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Un recorrido analítico de los fundamentos filosóficos del principialismo norteamericano

Rivera Sanín

2023

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“…Vulnerability indicates the basic human fragility that requires essential policy making by a proportion of European members to develop the welfare state pluralistically. Respect for vulnerability requires the fulfilment of all the other principles indicated above and the connection with the concrete dissemination of social solidarity and responsibility for the protection of those who are vulnerable and weak (Rendtorff 2015;Valdés 2021b).…”

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“…The Oviedo Convention and Barcelona Declaration were developed along these lines, and the European Commission has designed its policies for financing and supporting member countries on the basis of the four principles. However, as discussed by Valdés (2021b), these principles still lack normative content. This is because they point to metaphysical definitions but do not yet clearly indicate any strategy to promote a legally binding force.…”

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The COVID-19 Pandemic Between Bio-Ethics, Bio-Law and Bio-Politics: A Case Study on The Italian Experience of The DuPre Commission

Testoni

2022

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The aim of this qualitative study was to consider the question of whether the Italian political management of the pandemic respected the European bio-ethical and bio-juridical approaches in light of the principles of autonomy, dignity, integrity and vulnerability. As no specific consolidated literature exists on the subject, the Italian situation was taken into consideration, specifically the work of a spontaneous commission (DuPre) that collected the reflections of academics and researchers interested in discussing political decisions for the management of the emergency, which was the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. The analysis took into account the contributions of scholars during two conferences (without proceedings), which were transcribed and examined. From the texts processed with a thematic analysis, three main themes emerged: ‘pandemic as a state of exception, sovereignty and crisis of democracy’, ‘the value of doubt and refutation’ and ‘elimination of informed consent between persuasion and blackmail’. In this paper, the final bio-political considerations on the European approach and the management of the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy are presented.

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Principles of European Biolaw

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Un recorrido analítico de los fundamentos filosóficos del principialismo norteamericano

Un recorrido analítico de los fundamentos filosóficos del principialismo norteamericano

The COVID-19 Pandemic Between Bio-Ethics, Bio-Law and Bio-Politics: A Case Study on The Italian Experience of The DuPre Commission

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