Some Thoughts on Bioethics Turning to Body Ethics
Keywords:
Medicine, Bioethics, Body Ethics, Body Philosophy, Embodied
Abstract
Medicine and philosophy are important impetus for the development of bioethics. The development of modern medicine makes bioethics turn to the ethical concern of "body", and the body revival in body philosophy and humanities and social sciences should become an important theoretical support for the ethical thinking of body. Body ethics studies the moral problems of human life from the perspective of the body. With the help of the research results of body philosophy and related disciplines, it can promote the medical science to fully understand the body of disease and the "patient" of human beings, which has important research significance.References
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2021-12-27
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