Buchumschlag
The birth of ethics: phenomenological reflections on life's beginnings
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Beteilige Person: Van Manen, Michael Anders (VerfasserIn)
Format: Buch
Sprache:Englisch
Veröffentlicht: New York ; London Routledge 2020
Schriftenreihe:Phenomenology of practice
Schlagwörter:
Bioethik
Phänomenologie
Geburt
Bioethics
Childbirth / Moral and ethical aspects
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Abstract:From the time of conception, through the gestation of pregnancy, to the birth of a newborn child exists an extraordinary, emergent ethics. How does this ethics come into being when a child is conceived? How does the appearance of ethics in pregnancy differ from its emergence after birth? How does the original meaning of ethics relate to modern morality in decision making? In this book, Michael van Manen explores these ethical moral complexities and conceptualizations of life's beginnings. He delves into perennial and contemporary aspects of conception, pregnancy, and birth to present ethics as a fundamental phenomenon in the experiential encounter between parent and child. Even in the context of neonatal-perinatal medicine, where all manner of medical technologies and illnesses may potentially complicate the developing relation of parent and child, ethics is always already present yet also enigmatic in its origin. And yet, to approach ethical moral questions, we need to understand the inception of ethics. The Birth of Ethics: Phenomenological Reflections on Life's Beginnings is an essential text not only for health professionals and researchers but also for parents, family members, and others who care and take responsibility for newborns in need of medical care
Umfang:x, 128 Seiten 24 cm
ISBN:9780367627423
9780367560652

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