2013
DOI: 10.3917/jib.243.0083
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Chapitre 7. Vers un statut juridique des androïdes ?

Abstract: The existence of the subject of law is not an automatic allocation when the will and the autonomy are awarded, but a tool conferred by the legal system in order to protect the humanity (based on the presupposition of a consciousness that the human being remains to be the only one to have and to suppose at the others). He cannot involve thus of reducing the question of the status of the android to the simple recognition of an intelligence, besides artificial, but of denying the reasoning by analogy any real imp… Show more

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“…J. Hauser, cité dansLabbée (2015, p. 23).40 VoirCayol (2011) et Bioy (2013.41 Voir ci-dessus, p. 67-68. 42 « Being "human", whatever that means, is one of those irrelevant birth statuses, while "reason and conscience" are the legitimate markers of who we owe the "spirit of brotherhood" »(Hughes, 2004, p. 82, qui commente ici la Déclaration Universelle sur le Génome Humain et des Droits Humains[1998]).…”
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“…J. Hauser, cité dansLabbée (2015, p. 23).40 VoirCayol (2011) et Bioy (2013.41 Voir ci-dessus, p. 67-68. 42 « Being "human", whatever that means, is one of those irrelevant birth statuses, while "reason and conscience" are the legitimate markers of who we owe the "spirit of brotherhood" »(Hughes, 2004, p. 82, qui commente ici la Déclaration Universelle sur le Génome Humain et des Droits Humains[1998]).…”
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