2014
DOI: 10.1590/1983-80422014222002
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Bioética na América Latina: desafio ao poder hegemônico

Abstract: ResumoEste trabalho propõe a discussão sobre pontos relevantes para a consolidação da bioética nos países em desenvolvimento, considerando, especificamente, as bioéticas latino-americanas. Busca estimular o debate acerca da construção de alternativa aos impasses decorrentes da ampliação do âmbito e foco da disciplina à dimensão social. Para isso, traça de modo sucinto o panorama da bioética nesses países, iniciando pela caracterização desse campo de estudo e sintetizando, em breve histórico, seu processo de co… Show more

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“…In dealing with bioethical thought developed in Latin America and its relationship with the social field, Porto 34 affirms that bioethics can be applied in this type of research, establishing ethical criteria that guarantee not only physical and mental integrity of human beings, but also moral and social integrity.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In dealing with bioethical thought developed in Latin America and its relationship with the social field, Porto 34 affirms that bioethics can be applied in this type of research, establishing ethical criteria that guarantee not only physical and mental integrity of human beings, but also moral and social integrity.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As Lorenzo 20 proposed, ethical decisions in intercultural contexts can be grounded in the Habermasian model of dialog. While recognizing the suspicions that universalistic claims provoke in certain schools of contemporary philosophy 3,21 , an IBP based on human rights necessarily takes as its starting point its universality and transcultural acceptance.…”
Section: The Intercultural Bioethical Perspective Based On Human Rightsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the same sense, Searight and Gafford 2 stress the impact of culture on patient-physician communication in the course of the deliberative process, in the clinical arena and in the care of patients at the end of life. In fact, Porto notes that the cultural issue began in the mid-sixties to be incorporated into the debates about the quality of life of the populations, especially of groups or segments with different sociocultural characteristics 3 .…”
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“…De fato, a visão biológica continua sendo mais significativa tanto em quantidade de estudos científicos quanto na produção de artigos acadêmicos (132), fato que gera inegáveis benefícios à saúde da população, portanto, deve ser ressaltado (74).…”
Section: Subcategoria a -Enfoque Biológico E Individualunclassified