Fins De Vie 2012
DOI: 10.3917/puf.eisa.2012.01.0415
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La fin de vie et la question de la dignité

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“…The principle of resemblance between caregiver and cared-for is not without its ambiguities and contradictions. Medical authority has long based its legitimacy, as Renaut (2004: 252) notes, “on the knowledge of some and the ignorance of others” – in other words, on a sociocultural distance. But this distance is shrinking.…”
Section: Etiology and Soteriologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The principle of resemblance between caregiver and cared-for is not without its ambiguities and contradictions. Medical authority has long based its legitimacy, as Renaut (2004: 252) notes, “on the knowledge of some and the ignorance of others” – in other words, on a sociocultural distance. But this distance is shrinking.…”
Section: Etiology and Soteriologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Le principe de ressemblance signalé plus avant, entre soignant et soigné, n’est pas sans ambiguïtés et contradictions. L’autorité médicale a longtemps fondé sa légitimité, comme le note Renaut (2004 : 252), « sur la connaissance des uns et l’ignorance des autres » – autrement dit, sur une distance socio-culturelle. Or, celle-ci se réduit.…”
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