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Argumentar con la dignidad humana en las prácticas deliberativas de los comitès de ètica
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From an ethical-normative point of view, ethics committees must face the problem of formalism and relativism. To find a common base in society characterized by strong moral pluralism, one needs to seek the foundation of a normative principle able to avoid the relativism - the value of life and the dignity of human person. Proposing an ethical normative scheme inspired a kantian tradition, interpreted in the light of a personalist perspective, the author claims that the adequate system of reference to hold a for ethical committees and, in general, able to be a base criterion of a deliberative practice common shared bioethics, can be found in the concept of "human dignity". This reference limits a minimal ethical nucleus, whose function is essentially to draw a line that limits the reciprocally inviolable space, and find expression through the respect for the humanity in the person as an end. Considering the more or less explicit pressure to which ethical committees are exposed, a moral foundation is necessary to interpret the exigencies of human dignity in front of the changes of human act.
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