2023
DOI: 10.1007/s00481-023-00751-z
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“Sending a signal of solidarity via bluetooth?”—A medical ethical analysis of the public debate on the Corona-Warn-App

Abstract: ZusammenfassungIn der öffentlichen Debatte über die Corona-Warn-App kann der Solidaritätsbegriff als wichtiger, aber inhaltlich umstrittener normativer Bezugspunkt gelten. So stehen hier unterschiedliche Solidaritätsrekurse mit heterogenen Voraussetzungen, normativen Implikationen und praktischen Konsequenzen nebeneinander, die einer medizinethischen Untersuchung bedürfen. Vor diesem Hintergrund ist es Ziel des Beitrags, erstens die Bandbreite der Verwendungsweisen des Solidaritätsbegriffs in der öffentlichen … Show more

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“…Yet, a surprisingly small portion of articles addressed such limits of solidarity explicitly or discussed unsolidaristic behavior. This may point to a lack of awareness in newspaper coverage that solidarity-based obligations and requirements come with such limits (see e.g., Drotbohm & Reichardt, 2020 ; Ellerich-Groppe, 2023 ). This might have contributed to overextending the notion of solidarity as a reason for compliance and restrictive policies – particularly in Germany, as our data indicate.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet, a surprisingly small portion of articles addressed such limits of solidarity explicitly or discussed unsolidaristic behavior. This may point to a lack of awareness in newspaper coverage that solidarity-based obligations and requirements come with such limits (see e.g., Drotbohm & Reichardt, 2020 ; Ellerich-Groppe, 2023 ). This might have contributed to overextending the notion of solidarity as a reason for compliance and restrictive policies – particularly in Germany, as our data indicate.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%