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both are grounded in an illiberal political philosophy. Those who recognize the serious flaws of this kind of public policy with respect to abortion must apply the same logic to brain death. ... evaluating brain death laws and practices. Specifically, the so-called “pro-life” (anti-choice) view on abortion is both coercive and grounded in an illiberal political philosophy. The dominant approach to
interrelations of human and non-human under conditions of environmental change. Western philosophy has a long history of regarding humanity as having a special status within Nature. That is not in itself ... are appropriately seen as complicit in the historical transformation of Nature. Yet the cumulative force of past philosophy has left an enduring presumption—not just that human beings are endowed with
comment, we argue that the Ethics Council of the Karolinska Institute should have considered issues from philosophy of science when they were brought to their attention, rather than dismiss them as ... Mercierplein 2 - box 3200, 3000 Leuven , Belgium 1 K. Hens PhD ( 2 Department of Philosophy , Rodestraat 14, 2000 Antwerpen , Belgium 3 P. Delaere PhD Department of Microbiology, Immunology and Transplantation
The article compares the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change in terms of natural characteristics of the crisis triggers as well as of socio-political responses. ... socio-political responses. Vol.: (0123456789) 1 3 COVID-19; Climate change; Nature; Collective capacity; Hubris - A few years ago, the recently deceased Spanish novelist and essayist Javier Marías
political and economic consequences, has been that SARS-CoV-2 was deliberately engineered at the Wuhan Institute of Virology and then, either inadvertently or otherwise, released to the public by a laboratory ... these debates have raised questions about the vulnerability of science to manipulation for political purposes. Scientific discourses are vulnerable because: (i) claims can be made with no more than
In Aristotelian political philosophy, the basic idea and form of “politics” is structured on a specific “ability” referring to speech. According to Aristotle, man is much more a political animal than ... he has the logos, which refers to ?meaningful speech?. In this study, I will discuss the Aristotelian political philosophy including the logos and sources of meaningful speech by referring to some
In Aristotelian political philosophy, the basic idea and form of “politics” is structured on a specific “ability” referring to speech. According to Aristotle, man is much more a political animal than ... he has the logos, which refers to “meaningful speech”. In this study, I will discuss the Aristotelian political philosophy including the logos and sources of meaningful speech by referring to some
In Aristotelian political philosophy, the basic idea and form of “politics” is structured on a specific “ability” referring to speech. According to Aristotle, man is much more a political animal than ... he has the logos, which refers to “meaningful speech”. In this study, I will discuss the Aristotelian political philosophy including the logos and sources of meaningful speech by referring to some
In Aristotelian political philosophy, the basic idea and form of “politics” is structured on a specific “ability” referring to speech. According to Aristotle, man is much more a political animal than ... he has the logos, which refers to “meaningful speech”. In this study, I will discuss the Aristotelian political philosophy including the logos and sources of meaningful speech by referring to some
In Aristotelian political philosophy, the basic idea and form of “politics” is structured on a specific “ability” referring to speech. According to Aristotle, man is much more a political animal than ... he has the logos, which refers to “meaningful speech”. In this study, I will discuss the Aristotelian political philosophy including the logos and sources of meaningful speech by referring to some
In Aristotelian political philosophy, the basic idea and form of “politics” is structured on a specific “ability” referring to speech. According to Aristotle, man is much more a political animal than ... he has the logos, which refers to “meaningful speech”. In this study, I will discuss the Aristotelian political philosophy including the logos and sources of meaningful speech by referring to some
or norms. These findings speak to the complexities, ambiguities, and contradictions of resistance, as carried out by healthcare workers in the workplace. While many acts had clear political motives ... it relates to health occurs far more frequently, day-to-day and out of sight (Scott 1989) . This type of resistance has been labelled “everyday resistance.” Political scientist James Scott first
This study analyses Plato’s work Crito with the rhetoric analysis method. Plato’s work Crito is one of his most important works of political philosophy. In this work, Plato develops the key qualities ... t y e B Introduction This study analyses Crito, which is one of the canon works of political philosophy. Focusing on how the most ideal polis and citizen should be, Plato developed political
This study analyses Plato’s work Crito with the rhetoric analysis method. Plato’s work Crito is one of his most important works of political philosophy. In this work, Plato develops the key qualities ... t y e B Introduction This study analyses Crito, which is one of the canon works of political philosophy. Focusing on how the most ideal polis and citizen should be, Plato developed political
This study analyses Plato’s work Crito with the rhetoric analysis method. Plato’s work Crito is one of his most important works of political philosophy. In this work, Plato develops the key qualities ... t y e B Introduction This study analyses Crito, which is one of the canon works of political philosophy. Focusing on how the most ideal polis and citizen should be, Plato developed political
One of the most complicated problems of political philosophy is the emerging of the individual. Questions such as when, where or in what way “individual” or “mass man” emerged; what type of character ... which political philosophy tries to find answers. The objective of this paper is to reveal how Michael Oakeshott who asserts that the emerge of ?individual? is the most important event in Modern European
One of the most complicated problems of political philosophy is the emerging of the individual. Questions such as when, where or in what way “individual” or “mass man” emerged; what type of character ... which political philosophy tries to find answers. The objective of this paper is to reveal how Michael Oakeshott who asserts that the emerge of ?individual? is the most important event in Modern European
One of the most complicated problems of political philosophy is the emerging of the individual. Questions such as when, where or in what way “individual” or “mass man” emerged; what type of character ... which political philosophy tries to find answers. The objective of this paper is to reveal how Michael Oakeshott who asserts that the emerge of “individual” is the most important event in Modern European
One of the most complicated problems of political philosophy is the emerging of the individual. Questions such as when, where or in what way “individual” or “mass man” emerged; what type of character ... which political philosophy tries to find answers. The objective of this paper is to reveal how Michael Oakeshott who asserts that the emerge of “individual” is the most important event in Modern European
One of the most complicated problems of political philosophy is the emerging of the individual. Questions such as when, where or in what way “individual” or “mass man” emerged; what type of character ... which political philosophy tries to find answers. The objective of this paper is to reveal how Michael Oakeshott who asserts that the emerge of “individual” is the most important event in Modern European
