Titlebook: Religious Perspectives on Human Vulnerability in Bioethics; Joseph Tham,Alberto Garcia,Gonzalo Miranda Book 2014 Springer Science+Business

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The Ethical and the Legal Aspects of Vulnerability in the Christian Perspectivebodily or moral wounds that life’s risks incur to us. These risks imply sufferings that are quasi-indelible and remain in the human person as weakening, therefore rendering the person dependent. Very often a damaged sensitivity makes critical reflection difficult and discouragement accompanied by de

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Between Tradition and Modernity: Bioethics, Human Vulnerability and Social Change of their tradition as a stream, . flowing at various speeds and changing with gradients, adapting to local conditions. Tradition changes slowly and sometimes looks outside , perhaps to other traditions to make a major shift. When a tradition changes substantially substantially it invariably generat

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Buddhist Perspective on Four Vulnerable Groups: Children, Women, the Elderly and the Disablednot only of producing real and lasting benefits to human society as a whole, but also the potential to harm those participating in the research in a variety of ways. Furthermore, the concept also highlights the frailty of human beings, their susceptibility to a variety of harms and injuries simply b

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Christian Perspective on Vulnerable Groups: The Elderly and the Disabledeir child will worry that their child will be born with a handicap. Ageing is acondition, which also encompasses fear at the end of life, fear of being deprived of health, intellectual capacityand hope for the future. Religion certainly functions as something to hold on to in situations of fear, wor