2015
DOI: 10.7590/221354015x14488767262750
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Preface: Deconstructing Donation

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“…). Indeed the advent of animal ‘donors’ has already contributed to discussion over whether it is the consenting party or the tissue source who is actually ‘donating’ in both human and animal contexts (Machin and Cherkassky ). In short, the association between voluntary decision‐making and the concept of ‘donation’ is threatened in the veterinary context, where all ‘donors’ lack the capacity to consent.…”
Section: Canine Blood Banking and The Animal ‘Donor’mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…). Indeed the advent of animal ‘donors’ has already contributed to discussion over whether it is the consenting party or the tissue source who is actually ‘donating’ in both human and animal contexts (Machin and Cherkassky ). In short, the association between voluntary decision‐making and the concept of ‘donation’ is threatened in the veterinary context, where all ‘donors’ lack the capacity to consent.…”
Section: Canine Blood Banking and The Animal ‘Donor’mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent arguments have been made against using the term 'donor' to describe non-consenting humans who it is argued should be termed the 'tissue source' ( Van-Assche et al 2014). Indeed the advent of animal 'donors' has already contributed to discussion over whether it is the consenting party or the tissue source who is actually 'donating' in both human and animal contexts (Machin and Cherkassky 2016). In short, the association between voluntary decision-making and the concept of 'donation' is threatened in the veterinary context, where all 'donors' lack the capacity to consent.…”
Section: Canine Blood Banking and The Animal 'Donor'mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Machin and Cherkassky () claim that the context and purpose of donation results in a hierarchy forming based on the value of a body part or outcome acquired through, and attached to, the process of donation. As a result, ‘all donors and their donations are therefore not equal’.…”
Section: Health Research ‘Donations’mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result, ‘all donors and their donations are therefore not equal’. (Machin and Cherkassky : 146) Here, we aim to explore and broaden this hierarchy. By stabilising the hierarchy so that one purpose of donation is the focus, that is, research, we are able to draw attention to the significance of time and effort within donation.…”
Section: Health Research ‘Donations’mentioning
confidence: 99%
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