Una strategia progressiva per la bioetica
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Authors
Professore Associato di Medicina Legale, Direttore Università Campus Bio-
Medico, Roma, Italy.
Dottore di ricerca in Bioetica,
Istituto di Filosofia dell'Agire Scientifico e Tecnologico (FAST), Università Campus Bio-
Medico, Roma, Italy.
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In this paper, we aim to show that behind the utilization of a progressive rhetoric always lies a progressive existential behavior. Therefore, starting from the linguistic level of rhetoric, we move to the anthropological one. Here we present three fundamental elements for promoting a progressive strategy for bioethics: 1. to strongly desire that the world should develop in a specific way, which represents the starting point for any further progressive attitude towards life. For this reason, we react against any standardized way of thinking, which really destroy the necessity of a personal thinking; 2. to have a long-term-mission in bioethics, or "Meta-Project". The Meta-Project shows a clear target and orients every single project toward the global target; 3. to translate medieval terms of the debate into more understandable and common terms. It is a worthwhile goal, if bioethics wish for a real dialogue with modern sensitivity. In conclusion, we underline the importance of having a deep and personal way of thinking, from which a progressive attitude towards life should properly grow. For this reason, the analytic methodology may help in facing classical problems.
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