Das Internet der Dinge als Grundlage für innovative e-Health-Dienste

Anke, Jürgen; Schwatke, Andreas

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-08403-5_17

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“…Business models connecting PM with the Internet of Things point in this direction. 35 The moral imperative is to successfully enhance biological biographies as part of an overall evolutionary narrative of humanity, a species within an overall networked flux of data. 36 What looms is a kind of post-patienthood for health 'customers' and 'service-users'.…”

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The Ontology of Personhood: Distinguishing Sober from Enthusiastic Personalised Medicine

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2018

Studies in Christian Ethics

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In light of the successful occupation of the term 'person' for Personalised Medicine, it is necessary to ask what different notions of personhood practically imply. This article examines two. The first is the reductionist molecular individual, embraced by PM enthusiasts. Here the person is a contradictory dividuum, oscillating between increased autonomy and a new, infantilising techpaternalism. The second relies on a Christ-analogical distinction of two modes. The dramatic amplitude of personal absence-presence then unfolds throughout time. This provides the logic or spirit of the medical act. Drawing on the ethics of war, it will be recast as an arduous task of mending.

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Section: Two Ways Ahead: Further Reductionism Mediate Pathsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Ontology of Personhood: Distinguishing Sober from Enthusiastic Personalised Medicine

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2018

Studies in Christian Ethics

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Das Internet der Dinge als Grundlage für innovative e-Health-Dienste

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The Ontology of Personhood: Distinguishing Sober from Enthusiastic Personalised Medicine

The Ontology of Personhood: Distinguishing Sober from Enthusiastic Personalised Medicine

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