Etica e clinica a fine vita Linguaggi e pratiche dell’accompagnamento al morire
In the present debate on the end of life, there is a return of attention to the patient’s assistance and accompanying process. The article reads this process considering the contribution the notion of autonomy can bring when intended as relational and mutual, presents the legislation of some Europea...
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| Format: | Electronic Article |
| Language: | Italian |
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Edizioni Studio Domenicano
2019
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Divus Thomas
Year: 2019, Volume: 122, Issue: 3, Pages: 47-74 |
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| Summary: | In the present debate on the end of life, there is a return of attention to the patient’s assistance and accompanying process. The article reads this process considering the contribution the notion of autonomy can bring when intended as relational and mutual, presents the legislation of some European countries – France, Belgium and Italy – and analyzes which role and function narratives and spirituality can play in order to recognize the patient as a « subject of life » until the end. Nell’attuale dibattito sul fine vita viene sottolineata in maniera crescente l’importanza dell’accompagnamento del paziente: l’articolo ne propone una lettura alla luce del contributo che in tale processo può portare l’autonomia intesa come una dinamica relazionale e reciproca, con sidera gli orientamenti legislativi e culturali di alcuni paesi eu ro pei, in particolare di Francia, Belgio e Italia, e analizza il ruolo e la funzione delle narrazioni e della spiritualità ai fini di riconoscere il paziente in quanto « soggetto di vita », sino alla fine. |
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| Contains: | Enthalten in: Divus Thomas
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