Search results for "human dignity"

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Brevi note comparatistiche in tema di suicidio assistito

2019

The essay focuses on the legitimacy of assisted suicide in Italy and in England and Wales, particularly with regard to patients suffering from severe pain from incurable or terminal illnesses. In two recent cases (Cappato and Nicklinson), both Italian and English judges suggested to the Parliament to modify the current state of the law, without making a declaration of incompatibility with Article 8 of the Convention. The paper compares the approach of Corte Costituzionale and UK Supreme Court to the issue, revealing the ambiguity hidden behind those common decisions.

BiolawEuthanasia and Assisted SuicideSettore IUS/02 - Diritto Privato ComparatoComparative LawHuman RightFundamental Rights and Human DignityJudicial Precedent
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Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems in International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Law

human dignityinternational humanitarian lawhumanityresponsibilitySettore IUS/13 - Diritto Internazionalearmed conflictautonomous weaponinternational human rights law
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Il consenso informato ai trattamenti sanitari sui minori e decisioni di fine vita. Riflessioni comparatistiche

2019

The essay deals with the informed consent to allow or to refuse medical treatment for pediatric patients, in a comparative law perspective. The first part focuses on the principle of personal autonomy and the rights to health and to life for patiens who lack capacity, as enshrined in Italian legislation. In determining care and treatment in relation to their child, parents have to take into account the physical and mental well-being, life and dignity of the person, as fully as possible (art. 3, L. 219/2017). The second part of the paper investigates the consequences of parents' refusal to interrupt or continue life-sustaining treatment in relation to infants suffering from serious and incur…

Consenso informatoInformed ConsentResponsabilità genitorialeEuthanasiaConsent to Medical TreatmentBiodirittoBest interest of the childSettore IUS/02 - Diritto Privato ComparatoRefusal of Medical TreatmentEutanasiaDiritto comparatoSettore IUS/01 - Diritto PrivatoComparative LawHuman DignityChildren's RightRifiuto CureDiritti del minoreComparative Human Rights Law
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Oikeudenmukaisuus sisäsyntyisinä oikeuksina ja kasvatus oikeudenmukaisuuteen dialogisen pluralismin kontekstissa : näkökulmia ja tulkintoja Nicholas …

2017

The study offers a philosophical analysis of Nicholas Wolterstorff’s theory of justice and education for justice. Crucial aspects of Wolterstorff’s theory are his understanding of justice as inherent rights and justice as inherent worth. Interrelated to this are the concepts of life-goods, well-being and the good life. Within this framework of rights grounded in worth, the notions of natural human rights and human dignity occupy a special position. These notions in turn form the philosophical foundation and implications for education for justice. The study is divided into two parts. The first part delves into the notion of justice as inherent rights. The key aspects addressed in this sectio…

human dignityrationalitypluralismiWolterstorff Nicholastheismkristillisyysindoctrinationhuman rightsihmisarvooikeudenmukaisuusjusticedialogical pluralismkasvatusfilosofiaihmisoikeudetfilosofiadialoginen filosofiateologiagood lifearvothyvä elämä
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Ideas of religious gerontology based on the Letter of his holiness Pope John Paul II to the elderly

2013

respect towards the elderlydestination of manhuman dignity and talents of the elderlyreligious gerontologyFamily Forum
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Decisioni sul termine della vita e donazione degli organi. Spunti comparatistici per una futura disciplina

2021

The essay focuses on organ donation as a possible choice for those patients seeking euthanasia or assisted suicide whose informed and free consent has to be carefully preserved. In that case, indeed, concern for the welfare of others, on the one hand, and dying for having relief from illness, on the other hand, could confusedly converge in the will of a vulnerable person receiving medical treatments. The Dutch and the Belgian statutory frameworks governing organ donation after euthanasia can shed light on this such ethical theme involving human dignity that should be ignored by the Italian legislator anymore.

human dignityassisted suicideOrgan DonationconsenteuthanasiaSettore IUS/02 - Diritto Privato Comparato
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La forza dell’argomento peggiore. La retorica paternalista nell’argomentazione morale e giuridica

2012

In this essay, I shall analyze some arguments advanced for legal paternalism, which are fallacious or rationally insufficient. Some of the worst arguments for legal paternalism. For example, the argument of life’s sacred value, the argument of human dignity or the argument of common good. Why it is important to defend legal antipaternalism against these arguments? Because they are, in spite of their weakness, rhetorically very used in philosophical, ethical, legal, judicial debate. They likely dissimulate other arguments considered less persuasive, like the theological argument or the moral perfectionist argument for legal paternalism

Settore IUS/20 - Filosofia Del Dirittosacralita' vita umanadignita' umanapaternalismolegal paternalism – human dignity – life’s sacred value
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Quello che la legge non dice. L’interruzione delle terapie di sostegno vitale in assenza di una volontà espressa dall’infermo

2020

The essay deals with the withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment from an adult in permanent vegetative state or in a minimally conscious state, in the absence of a will expressed by the patient. The Italian l. n. 219/2017 has not changed matters, because it does not explain how, in this case, autonomy and human dignity can be properly safeguarded. Under a comparative point of view, the essay deals with the French and the English statutory framework governing the scrutiny of any decision to withdraw clinically assisted nutrition and hydration.

Human dignitybest interestSettore IUS/02 - Diritto Privato Comparatovegetative statesubstituted judgement
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End of life pedagogy and empathetic guidance

2019

The scientific progress has recently provoked profound physical and conceptual changes related to the end of life (EOL), and it has been necessary an intense debate about EOL and euthanasy. It is significant to define death as the absence of life qualities and not as a physical end. Hence, the end stage of our life is a crucial and meaningful moment. For this reason, it is essential to try to integrate the purely technical perspective with an ethic of guidance, which allows patients to live in dignity their death. For this reason, it urges to engage a continue and deep educational and experiential co-construction on the end of life, aware of its precariousness.

educationHuman dignitycaringPedagogyPsychologyempathySettore M-PED/01 - Pedagogia Generale E Socialeend of life decision
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Problem ludzkiej godności w katolickiej nauce społecznej na przykładzie myśli Franciszka Janusza Mazurka

2020

Człowiek i życie społeczne wymagają norm, do których mogą się odnosić w sposób pewny. Trendy i światopoglądy szybko się zmieniają, następują kolejno jedne po drugich. Wartością trwałą i niezmienną, na którą wskazuje Janusz Franciszek Mazurek, jest ludzka godność. Mazurek jest przedstawicielem szkoły lubelskiej, który z pojęcia godności uczynił centralny temat swojej naukowej refleksji. Jest to dla niego wartość ontyczna człowieka, która staje się normą odniesienia w ocenie wszelkich działań człowieka i względem niego. Omawiając tę problematykę, odnosi się do szerokiej perspektywy, sięgając m.in. do dokumentów międzynarodowych, myśli filozoficznej czy katolickiej nauki społecznej.

human dignityprawa człowiekaprawa ludzi pracyFranciszek Janusz Mazurekrights of working peoplekatolicka nauka społecznahuman rightsgodność człowiekaCatholic Social TeachingStudia Bobolanum
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