Titlebook: Ethical Approaches to Human Remains; A Global Challenge i Kirsty Squires,David Errickson,Nicholas Márquez-Gr Book 2019 Springer Nature Swit

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Yanping Liu,Minghai Tian,Yanming Shaotories, with a focus on collections acquired and/or curated in England where reference to legislation concerning the care and management of collections is required. Finally, it will explore the concept of harm to communities, public and to science, that can be caused by a lack of transparency and po

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Philipp Fischer,Sébastien Gillarde serious causes of concern for the ownership, sharing, and use of these resultant 3D digitisations, especially since there are already unique ethical challenges in the study and use of human remains. This chapter will discuss these issues within the context of a survey which revealed conflicting op

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Georgios Paltoglou,Mike Thelwallr forensic investigations, and their potential importance for search and dating discovered remains. The chapter then acknowledges and discusses the usefulness of animal proxies for this research, with benefits of replicants, known age/diet, and availability. The rest of the paper then defines a HTF,

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The Dignity of the Dead: Ethical Reflections on the Archaeology of Human Remainse concepts “present dead” and “forgotten dead” are differentiated to justify that, even though the latter have not been object of special moral protection, they should be included under the concept of dignity. In addition, a notion of dignity grounded in the hermeneutical concept of understanding is

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The Ethical Awakening of Human Anatomy: Reassessing the Past and Envisioning a More Ethical Futuretionists (grave robbers), the dependence of iconic figures in anatomy such as Vesalius on these questionable procedures, and the practice of Nazi anatomists in working closely with the authorities to obtain unclaimed bodies from ethically abhorrent sources. A dominant message to emerge from these hi

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