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Menselijke waardigheid en de kwetsbaarheid van de hedendaagse ethiek = Human dignity and the fragility of contemporary ethics
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Abstract
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| This review article provides a critical dialogue with Herman De Dijn's Drie vormen van weten: Over ethiek, wetenschap en moraalfilosofie (Kalmthout: Polis 2017) (Three Forms of Knowing: On Ethics, Science, and Moral Philosophy). It highlights the timely character of De Dijn's critique of the so-called revisionism in contemporary bio-ethics and welcomes his revaluation of a robust common sense ethics, based on a genealogical-hermeneutical understanding of the human condition. At the same time, this article poses some critical questions on De Dijn's presentation of contemporary bioethics and the role he gives to a more fundamental way of 'doing moral philosophy'. |
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Language
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Dutch
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Tijdschrift voor filosofie / Hoger Instituut voor Wijsbegeerte [Leuven] - Leuven, 1962, currens
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Publication
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Leuven
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Hoger Instituut voor Wijsbegeerte
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2018
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ISSN
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1370-575X
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Volume/pages
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80
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(2018)
, p. 107-122
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000438158500006
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