https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.2013.87

FIVET e medicina del desiderio

V. 62 N. 5 (2013)
Pubblicato: ottobre 30, 2013
Ragione strumentale, società di mercato, postumanesimo, ecologia umana / Calculating reason, market society, rights, posthumanism, human ecology
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Jesús Ballesteros
jesus.ballesteros@uv.es
Chair of the Department of Philosophy of Law, Department of Philosophy of Law and Political Philosophy, Faculty of Law, University of Valencia, Spain.
Il trionfo della ragione strumentale e calcolatrice su quella che rivela il significato delle cose ha condotto la società odierna a diventare una "società di mercato", dove tutto diventa un oggetto del desiderio venale e banale. Al centro della situazione descritta, si è generata una confusione tra il legittimo diritto di avere figli - nel senso del diritto alla libertà o divieto di generare - e il falso diritto di avere bambini a tutti costi, indipendentemente dagli eventuali danni causati a terzi innocenti.
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The triumph of instrumental and calculating reason over the reason which reveals meaning has led nowadays society to become a "market society", where everything becomes an object of venal and banal desire. In the midst of the situation described, there appears confusion between the legitimate right to have children - liberty right or prohibition of barriers for generation - and the false right to have children - claim rights or the demand to be a parent at any cost regardless of the harm caused to innocent third parties.

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Ballesteros, J. (2013). FIVET e medicina del desiderio. Medicina E Morale, 62(5). https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.2013.87

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