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Staton, David. "A Beautiful Death: Visual Representation in Death With Dignity Storytelling". Thesis, University of Oregon, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/1794/20522.
Testo completoMauck, Erin E. "Oregon's Death with Dignity Act: Socially Constructing a Good Death". Digital Commons @ East Tennessee State University, 2016. https://dc.etsu.edu/etd/3043.
Testo completoEkwomadu, Christian. "Dying with Dignity". Thesis, Linköping University, Centre for Applied Ethics, 2007. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:liu:diva-9201.
Testo completoThe concept of dignity has beeen one of the ambiguous concepts in biomedical ethics. Thus the ambiguous nature of this concept has been extended to what it means to die with dignity. This research work is an investigation into the complexity in the understanding of "dying with dignity" in Applied Ethics.
Biggs, Hazel. "Death with dignity : legal and ethical aspects of euthanasia". Thesis, University of Kent, 1997. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.245597.
Testo completoSandeen, Peggy Jo Ann. "Public Opinion and the Oregon Death with Dignity Act". PDXScholar, 2013. https://pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/open_access_etds/1015.
Testo completoHolody, Kyle J. "Framing Death: The Use of Frames in Newspaper Coverage of and Press Releases about Death with Dignity". Thesis, Virginia Tech, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/33154.
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Wainaina, Alexander Mark. "The Dignity of the Human Person in the Face of Competing Interests: Prudent Use of Resources in the End-of-Life Care". Thesis, Boston College, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/2345/bc-ir:107481.
Testo completoThesis advisor: James Keenan
In this thesis, I am going to explore some of the significant legal and medical activities that have had a great influence on the healthcare delivery in the United States of America, focusing on the care of people that are severely sick or those whose death is imminent. Then I will discuss how the application of virtues, particularly the cardinal virtues, can inspire people not to neglect the needs of patients whenever some helpful procedures could be done, and also to enable people to desist from engaging in medical procedures that could be deemed futile. Patients and their caregivers can all benefit from cultivating virtue and hence create a way of life that respects the human dignity of patients and also uses the available resources prudently for the sake of the common good. Ultimately, I hope to suggest some theologically sound proposals that are helpful to a patient, the patient’s family and the rest of the country’s health system, with a particular focus on an ethical way of delivering healthcare services. I will show how the developments in the Western world can be applied to develop some protocols of healthcare delivery that could be helpful to Kenya. It is my belief that the universal applicability of virtues can ensure that healthcare activities uphold the human dignity of patients, provide respect for healthcare work, and also use a country’s limited resources prudently
Thesis (STL) — Boston College, 2016
Submitted to: Boston College. School of Theology and Ministry
Discipline: Sacred Theology
Mauck, Erin E. "Oregon's Death with Dignity Act: An Evidenced-Based Approach to Improving End-of-Life Healthcare in Tennessee". Digital Commons @ East Tennessee State University, 2018. https://dc.etsu.edu/asrf/2018/schedule/26.
Testo completoDiFilippo, Stephanie Marie. "Assisted Suicide; The Moral Permissiblity of Hastening Death". The Ohio State University, 2019. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu157415968616075.
Testo completoAverous, Véronique. "Essai d’Hontologie palliative : éthique, ontologie et politique de la honte en soins palliatifs". Thesis, Paris Est, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PESC2201/document.
Testo completoPalliative care is in crisis between care and cure. If their emergence appeared as a necessity in the face of the human scandal of abandoning the patient at the end of their life, considered in the same way as death as shameful in the 1970s, their philosophy could not always be sufficient. The discipline, whose volunteerism and usefulness are well established, faces internal and external psycho-social brakes because of their very purpose: the dying person. Could not their sometimes "too great assurance" in their merit, be a denied shame, which reverses in to its opposite? And the difficulty of being recognized as a worthy medicine could not be based on an epistemological conflict between medical science that does not know shame and human sciences that can analyze it. Knowing that this difficulty for palliative care to be recognized would also seem to be exacerbated by a social context where performance and profitability are the foundations of social organization. There is indeed in our neoliberal society a great difficulty to appreciate unconditionally the worth of the damaged body, of dependence, suffering and agony in becoming medical knowledge. Shame more often denotes scandal and opprobrium in every language when it is linked to dignity, modesty and guilt. If it is classically understood as a negative affect from which it will be legitimate to free oneself, it is no longer possible in the confrontation at the end of life. Shame is a phenomenon that is very present in the palliative clinic and yet it cannot be said, to name oneself and even less to accept oneself. Crossing all the layers of the human being (in other words, Dasein in Heideggerian terms), from the most superficial to the deepest, until reaching the unbearable being unveiled in its primary nudity, would it not be the driving force of both polarities of the world ? It is the worst degradation which perhaps allowsan opening to a possible therapeutic ontological experience. The recognition of an ontological shame in the same way as an ontological dignity would make it possible to designate a hontological dignity, an oxymoronic term that makes sense for an authentically fraternal accompaniment. Would a moral dignity allow our society to better elaborate the ever-lasting division between supportive care and a given death, and perhaps make palliative care a worthy discipline working in tandem with techno-sciences
Bando, Catherine. "Assisted Death: Historical, Moral and Theological Perspectives of End of Life Options". Digital Commons at Loyola Marymount University and Loyola Law School, 2018. https://digitalcommons.lmu.edu/etd/513.
Testo completoDreher, Sofia Cristina. "Sobre a dignidade humana no processo do morrer". Universidade do Vale do Rio do Sinos, 2008. http://www.repositorio.jesuita.org.br/handle/UNISINOS/2040.
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No presente trabalho são abordados temas que contribuem para a construção da reflexão sobre a dignidade humana no processo do morrer. O tema é abordado numa perspectiva filosófica, a partir das contribuições de Karl Jaspers e Hans Jonas. As perspectivas da bioética sobre o tema da morte trazem contribuição de autores da área. Num primeiro momento, verifica-se o contexto atual da abordagem da morte, bem como a importância do uso da arte para seu estudo, proporcionando a abertura de um canal de reflexão e de transformação de valores. Num segundo momento, são apresentadas as contribuições filosóficas de Karl Jaspers sobre o tema, a partir da reflexão sobre as situações-limite, vida autêntica, clarificação da existência e responsabilidade. O último tema abordado, a saber, a responsabilidade, é analisado a partir das reflexões filosóficas de Hans Jonas. Posteriormente, é apresentado um breve histórico sobre a construção do conceito de dignidade humana a partir de perspectivas distintas e complementares da discuss
This research intends to contribute to the reflection about the human dignity in the process of dying. The subject is approached in a philosophical perspective, using the contributions of Karl Jaspers and Hans Jonas. The perspectives of the bio-ethics about the subject of death come from authors of this area. In the first place, it examines the present context of the approach of death, and the importance of the use of Art for the study, leading to the opening of a channel for reflection and the transformation of values. Secondly, the philosophical contributions of Karl Jaspers about the subject, such like the reflection about limit-situations, authentic life, clarifying of the existence and responsibility. This latter subject, responsibility, has been analyzed since the philosophical reflection of Hans Jonas. It also presents a short description of how the conception of human dignity was developed from different and complementary perspectives of the actual discussion. It analyzes the concept according to the
Aguilera, Portales Rafael, e Cruz Joaquín González. "Derechos humanos y la dignidad humana como presupuesto de la eutanasia". Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2012. http://repositorio.pucp.edu.pe/index/handle/123456789/116118.
Testo completoEl artículo parte de un enfoque filosófico para brindarnos interesantes reflexiones para la compresión de la eutanasia. Para ello, inicialmente analiza las connotaciones que tiene la muerte dentro de la sociedad en la que vivimos para luego presentar una reflexión amplia alrededor del problema de la muerte y la dignidad humana en la sociedad capitalista. Seguidamente, se analiza rigurosamente el concepto de dignidad humana con la finalidad de relacionar su contenido con la reflexión sobre la eutanasia y con el cuidado de la muerte, arribando a conclusiones críticas de las regulaciones médicas y legales existentes. Finalmente, se presentan algunas reflexiones y sugerencias sobre los temas analizados
OLIVEIRA, Diego Ferreira de. "A MORTE COM DIGNIDADE E A AUTONOMIA DO INDIVÍDUO: uma discussão sobre a necessidade de regulamentação da ortotanásia no Brasil". Universidade Federal do Maranhão, 2016. http://tedebc.ufma.br:8080/jspui/handle/tede/1333.
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The research analyzes the subject of death with dignity and individual autonomy from the (non) performance of the Brazilian state in regulating and promoting the practice of orthothanasia. The delimitation of the problem of the present study considers that the autonomy of the individual is a constitutional principle imbricated with the principle of freedom and the principle of human dignity. Thus, the problem faced in the research is the treatment of this issue by the State when facing issues relating to regulation of orthothanasia, which is meant to adapt to the idea of death with dignity. The analysis discusses the dignified death and the right choices at the end of life, especially when the person is terminally ill or irreversible situation of great suffering. To this end, four specific objectives were established, each corresponding to a chapter of the research: a) to analyze the concept of autonomy of the individual facing death from theoretical frameworks of John Rawls, Ronald Dworkin and its correlation with the dignity of the person human in the event death round about; b) analyze the concepts of euthanasia, orthotanasia futility, mistanásia, palliative care, among others, as well as the legal subject of death with dignity in Brazil and Comparative Law; and c) evaluate the need for regulation and the implementation of orthothanasia and palliative care and responsibility of the Brazilian state to meet these desiderata. We conclude that there is an urgent need for objective and firm action by the Legislature and Executive, for the purpose of regulating and implementing the assured practice of orthothanasia and palliative care in health facilities in Brazil.
A pesquisa busca analisar o tema da morte com dignidade e da autonomia do indivíduo a partir da (não) atuação do Estado brasileiro na regulamentação e promoção da prática da ortotanásia. A delimitação do problema do presente estudo considera que a autonomia do indivíduo é um princípio constitucional imbricado com o princípio da liberdade e o princípio da dignidade da pessoa humana. Assim, o problema enfrentado na pesquisa é o tratamento dado a esta questão, pelo Estado, quando enfrenta questões atinentes à regulamentação da ortotanásia, a qual se entende adequar-se à ideia de morte com dignidade. A análise discute a morte digna e o direito a escolhas no final da vida, sobretudo quando a pessoa esteja em estágio terminal ou em situação irreversível de grande sofrimento. Para tanto, foram estabelecidos quatro objetivos específicos, cada um correspondente a um capítulo da pesquisa: a) analisar a concepção de autonomia do indivíduo frente à morte a partir dos referenciais teóricos de John Rawls, de Ronald Dworkin e sua correlação com a dignidade da pessoa humana em derredor do evento morte; b) analisar os conceitos de eutanásia, ortotanásia, distanásia, mistanásia, cuidados paliativos, dentre outros, bem como a disciplina jurídica da morte com dignidade no Brasil e no Direito Comparado; e, c) analisar a necessidade de regulamentação e de concretização da ortotanásia e dos cuidados paliativos e a responsabilidade do Estado brasileiro no cumprimento de tais desideratos. Conclui-se que há a urgente necessidade de atuação objetiva e firme pelo Poder Legislativo e Executivo, para fins de regulamentar e implementar as práticas concretizadoras da ortotanásia e dos cuidados paliativos nas unidades de saúde do Brasil
Nobrega, Filho Francisco Seraphico Ferraz da. "Eutanásia e dignidade da pessoa humana:uma abordagem jurídico-penal". Universidade Federal da Paraíba, 2010. http://tede.biblioteca.ufpb.br:8080/handle/tede/4437.
Testo completoCoordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES
The permanent advance of medicine has constantly expanded the discussion on the transition which separates life and death. The possibility to influence the death process by artificial ways and to elect his moment and shape conduct to the euthanasia theme, an expression of complex meaning, generating a series of occurrences that require explanation. The issue reveals the confluence of several subjects, including the repercussion in the Law fields, causing rare situations until now. This present study aims to approach the euthanasia theme under the legalcriminal optics. For this, will be initially considered the questions related to life and death and the conceptual changes occurred in the last decades, passing to the contextualization of different ways of euthanasia used by scholars and their application from the optics of comparative law. Continuous act, will be performed an analysis of the bioethical principles (justice, charity, nonmaleficence and autonomy) and the balance between the right to a dignified death, derived from human dignity, and the right to life, both with constitutional base. The research is finalized with a study legal-criminal, under the spectrum of Federal Constitution and the Penal Code, from the various euthanistic modalities.
O permanente avanço da medicina tem ampliado constantemente a discussão sobre a transição que divide a vida e a morte. A possibilidade de influência no processo da morte por meios artificiais e de eleger o seu momento e forma conduzem ao tema da eutanásia, expressão de significado complexo, gerando uma série de ocorrências que demandam explicação. A problemática revela a confluência de várias disciplinas, inclusive com repercussão na seara do direito, ocasionando situações até então infrequentes. O presente estudo objetiva, dessarte, abordar o tema da eutanásia sob a ótica jurídico-penal. Para tanto, serão inicialmente apreciadas questões relativas à vida e morte e as alterações conceituais sofridas nas últimas décadas, passando, em seguida, à contextualização das diferentes formas de eutanásia utilizadas pelos doutrinadores e sua aplicação sob a ótica do direito comparado. Ato contínuo, será efetivada uma análise dos princípios bioéticos (justiça, beneficência, não maleficência e autonomia) e da ponderação entre o direito à morte digna, derivado da dignidade da pessoa humana, e o direito à vida, ambos com sede constitucional. A pesquisa é finalizada com o estudo jurídico-penal, sob o espectro da Constituição Federal e do Código Penal, das diversas modalidades eutanásicas.
Rodrigues, Inês Gimenes. ""Cuidados paliativos: análise de conceito"". Universidade de São Paulo, 2004. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/22/22132/tde-17082004-101459/.
Testo completoThe aim of this study was to analyze the concept of palliative care on Nursing, Medicine, Psychology and Bioethics literature. The search for publications was done based on LILACS, BDENF and Adsaude data bases concerning the sites of the Health Virtual Library Documentation in Health Sciences of Latin America and Caribbean (BIREME); on DEDALUS the University of São Paulo Bibliographic Data Base, and on CAPES Superior Level Personnel Improvement Coordination Portal; on thesis, books and non-published articles about the theme from 1991 to 2002. The concept analysis was based on Rodgers (2000) evolutionary perspective, pointing out the basic attributes, previous events, consequential events, substitute terms and the presentation of a model case, which compose the core of the concept to be analyzed. As a result it was found out that the palliative care are expressed by characteristics such as the holistic care of human being; chronic pain control in oncology; interdisciplinary team; death as a natural process; patient and family preparation for death; suffering relief; autonomy and ortotanasia; care settings; hospital and home; honest and sincere communication; with the aim of caring and not cure. Among the previous events it was pointed out: terminal patient; the psychological, spiritual, social and physical suffering; cancer and other chronic diseases; unprepared professional and cultural barriers. The consequential events were related to life quality; peaceful death; professional education and the creation of palliative care services. Hospice and palliative medicine were identified as substitute terms for palliative care. Is was highlighted the holistic care for human being with no cure possibility (patient-family care unity); the paradigm is caring and not cure; the priority is chronic pain relief which is controlled by interdisciplinary trained team; patient autonomy is preserved, providing ortothanasia and relieving the care unity suffering either at home of in hospital by means of honest and sincere communication among patient, family and team; patient and family are prepared for a peaceful death, considering this a natural process and taking into account the quality of life.
Viana, Alice Pompeu. "Terminalidade da vida e dignidade humana". Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos, 2014. http://www.repositorio.jesuita.org.br/handle/UNISINOS/4730.
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Vida e morte são dois componentes de uma mesma fórmula. Contudo, jurídica e paradoxalmente, somente a vida é protegida. As preocupações sociais, filosóficas e jurídicas, quando da proteção do direito à vida - em especial, a fim de estabelecer o que vem a ser uma vida digna, de acordo com os moldes preconizados pelas normas programáticas que constam na Constituição da República Federativa do Brasil - não refletem as mesmas preocupações, no que concerne ao direito de morrer dignamente. Os seres humanos são os únicos viventes que conseguem compreender e questionar a sua existência. Todavia, essa categoria diferenciada de seres, mesmo diante de tal condição, ainda não consegue assimilar e aceitar serenamente a única das certezas da vida: a morte. Ademais, é preciso depreender que vida e morte são dois processos que se complementam, pois sem a noção de um, não existiria a noção de outro. A vida representa uma prerrogativa protegida legalmente, pois, se de outro modo não fosse, não faria qualquer sentido a garantia de quaisquer direitos. A proteção do direito à vida abarca várias acepções, destacando-se, no presente trabalho, a necessidade de preservação da dignidade humana em seu decorrer, como princípio esculpido na Constituição Federal Brasileira, que o posiciona como um dos fundamentos da República Federativa do Brasil, em seu artigo primeiro. Entretanto, não se observa, em quaisquer dos princípios elencados, a garantia de direito à morte digna. Se vida e morte compõem a mesma fórmula, questiona-se: porque o ordenamento jurídico assegura o direito à vida digna, mas não o faz com relação à morte? Dessa feita, a presente dissertação objetiva discorrer sobre o direito à morte digna, buscando evidenciar que, como decorrência natural da vida, deve ser um processo conglobado também pela dignidade. O estudo objetiva tratar acerca da terminalidade da vida, especialmente para demonstrar que o pensamento jurídico brasileiro deve evoluir para a construção de uma legislação que possibilite a abreviação da vida do paciente que se encontra incuravelmente doente - como já o fizeram outros países, como a Bélgica e a Holanda. Ressalte-se que o estudo se desenvolve de forma transdisciplinar, procurando mostrar a importância social, jurídica, ética, moral, filosófica e religiosa do presente tema. Visa ainda correlacionar o tema às disposições penais e civis que criminalizam as práticas de abreviação da vida e sujeitam os médicos a sanções criminais e civis decorrentes de tais atos. Embora se proceda a análise de legislações estrangeiras acerca do tema, importa salientar que a pesquisa se desenvolve principalmente sob a perspectiva do Direito brasileiro.
Life and death are two components of a same formula. However, juridically and paradoxically only life is protected. Social, philosophical and juridical preoccupations do not reflect the same preoccupation about the right to die with dignity, when it comes to protect the right to life, specially about stablishing what would be a dignified life, in the molds exposed by the programmatic rules in the Constitution of the Federative Republic of Brazil. Human beings are the only living beings that can comprehend and question their existence. However, this distinct category of beings, even with this condition, still can not comprehend and accept in a calm way the only certainty of life: death. Moreover, it is necessary to understand that life and death are two complementary processes, because without the notion of life we would not have the notion of death. Life is a legally protected right, for if it was not, it would not make any sense the guarantee of any rights. The assurance of the right to life involves many interpretations, and in the present work we emphasize the need of preserving human dignity through life. Human dignity is a present principle in the Brazilian Federaral Constitution, that puts it as one of the fundaments of the Federative Republic of Brazil in its first article. Nevertheless, it is not observed in any of the listed rights/principles the guarantee of a dignified death. If life and death are components of a same formula, we question why the legal system guarantees the right to life, but does not do it in relation to death. Therefore, the present thesis aims to discuss about the right to a dignified death, attempting to demonstrate that death, as a natural result of life, must also be a process embraced by dignity. The study aims to discuss the terminally of life, specially to demonstrate that brazilian legal thought must evolve to raise a legislation that enables the abbreviation of a patient’s life who is incurably ill, as other countries already did, such as Belgium and Holland. We enhance that this research will be developed in a transdisciplinary way, searching to emphasize the social, juridical, ethical, moral, philosophical and religious importance of the present theme. Moreover, this research will also seek to correlate the theme to civil and penal provisions that criminalizes the practices of abbreviation of life and subject physicians to criminal and civil sanctions arising from such acts. Although we analyse foreign laws about the theme, it is importante to enhance that the research will be mainly developed under the brazilian laws perspective.
Benestad, Janet. "Physician Assisted Suicide in Massachusetts: Vote "No" on 2012 Ballot Question 2". Thesis, Boston College, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/2345/bc-ir:109067.
Testo completoThe “Death with Dignity Act,” if passed in November 2012 in Massachusetts by means of a ballot initiative, would have allowed doctors to prescribe lethal drugs to patients with fewer than six months to live. Introduced by two pro-assisted suicide organizations from the Pacific Northwest, the initiative was expected to take advantage of a political “perfect storm” brewing in the Bay State. A blue state in a presidential election year, with President Obama at the top of the Democratic ticket, Massachusetts was expected to produce an electoral outcome favorable to assisted suicide. Oregon and Washington State had legalized physician-assisted suicide in 1998 and 2008, respectively. Polling in 2011 showed a 2-1 majority among Massachusetts voters in favor of assisted suicide. Nonetheless, the Archbishop of Boston and the Bishops of Worcester, Fall River and Springfield, organized as the Massachusetts Catholic Conference, took up the challenge to oppose the initiative. Relying on the expertise of paid political consultants, they mounted a two-tiered campaign. An internal component, directed at Catholics, included the dissemination of over 2 million pieces of in-print and electronic materials urging a “no” vote on the measure. An external component, directed at the wider public, relied on a coalition of organizations representing the three major religions, health and hospice organizations, disabilities rights activists, and pharmacists. Using “flaws” in the bill identified through strategic polling, they appealed to voters even sympathetic to assisted suicide to reject the bill. When the votes were counted 2.7 million Massachusetts citizens voted on the physician-assisted suicide initiative and it was defeated by 67,891 votes, 51.1% to 48.9%. One key to the defeat was the split in the vote in the city of Boston, where Question 2 was defeated 50.9% to 49.1% . Twelve of Boston’s 22 wards voted against the measure. Leading the way among the twelve were Dorchester, Roxbury, and Hyde Park, traditionally black, liberal Democratic strongholds. This study shows that even the most effective, well-funded, Church-initiated campaign in Massachusetts in 2012 might well have foundered on the 2-1 majority in favor of assisted suicide at the polls, not for the strategic identification of “flaws in the bill,” the broad-based coalition campaign based on them, and the “split in the vote in the black community in Boston.”
Thesis (PhD) — Boston College, 2021
Submitted to: Boston College. Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Discipline: Political Science
Stenberg, Anna, e Elisabeth Sundström. "Vad patienten vill och vad patienten får : En litteraturöversikt om dödshjälp". Thesis, Ersta Sköndal Bräcke högskola, Institutionen för vårdvetenskap, 2017. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:esh:diva-6523.
Testo completoBakgrund: År 1997 blev det lagligt för en patient med obotlig sjukdom att få hjälp att avsluta sitt liv i delstaten Oregon i USA. I Nederländerna blev detta ett lagligt alternativ 2002. I Sverige är detta inte lagligt men det pågår en debatt om legaliseringen av aktiv och läkarassisterad dödshjälp ur ett etiskt och moraliskt perspektiv. Syfte: Syftet är att identifiera faktorer till varför patienter med cancer eller ALS ber om dödshjälp. Metod: En litteraturöversikt gjordes med en analys och en sammanställning av 11 etiskt granskade vetenskapliga artiklar. Resultat: Resultatet delades in i fyra huvudteman där tre teman hade underteman. Det första huvudtemat depression och börda hade inget undertema. Det andra huvudtemat smärta har följande underteman: lidande och fatigue. Det tredje huvudtemat existentiella värderingar har undertemat: hopp och hopplöshet och slutligen det fjärde huvudtemat livskvalitet har styrka som undertema. Diskussion: Ett intresse angående en legalisering av dödshjälp finns i Sverige hos både patienter och vårdpersonal. Patientens önskan kan bli åsidosatt då ämnet är tabubelagt och genom detta kan patientens autonomi och rätten till hens självbestämmande sänkas. Patienternas inställning till dödshjälp har diskuterats utifrån teorier av Helga Kuhse, Katie Eriksson och ICN´s etiska kod.
Rocha, Francisco Ilídio Ferreira. "Do valor da vida humana e da vida humana sem valor". Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, 2014. https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/6357.
Testo completoThis thesis has the purpose of analyzing the current state of the constitutional protection of human life and, from this, specifies the axiological dimension of the vital existence of the human being. In this sense, it pursues the goal to establish, legally, what is life as a constitutional and legal interest worthy of protection, stating its definition and separating it by differentiation of those so called life related rights. These conceptual foundations are indispensable to the attainment of what is intended as a legal-axiological study of human life, which allows to recognize that, despite the imperatives derived from the principle of human dignity, the legal protection of human life realizes in different degrees of intensity and from arbitrary criteria in a way that allows the deduction that human life is considered more or less valuable in certain circumstances and, in some cases, one can even say that the biological life of the human being does not have any value at all. Identification of thecritical circumstances implying varying degrees of protection of life, as well as those authorizing the abandonment and denial of its value, constitutes the core of this thesis
A presente tese tem como objeto a análise do atual estado da tutela constitucional da vida humana e, a partir dessa premissa, precisar a dimensão axiológica da existência vital do ser humano. Nesse sentido, persegue-se a pretensão de determinar, juridicamente, o que é a vida como um bem jurídico constitucional e penalmente protegido, precisando sua definição e apartando-o, adequadamente, daqueles assim designadosdireitos concernentes à vida. Tais bases conceituais são indispensáveis para a realização do escopo desta tese, a saber, um estudo jurídicoaxiológico da vida humana, no qual se reconhece que, a despeito dos imperativos derivados do princípio da dignidade da pessoa humana, a proteção jurídica da existência vital do ser humano realiza-se em diferentes graus de intensidade e a partir de critérios arbitrários que permitem deduzir que a vida humana é considerada mais ou menos valiosa em determinadas circunstâncias, e que, noutros casos, podese mesmo dizer que a vida biológica do ser humano não possui valor qualquer. A identificação de circunstâncias críticas que implicam em graus variáveis de proteção da vida, bem como aquelas que autorizam o abandono e a negação de seu valor, constitui-se no cerne desta tese
Iverson, P. Dianne. "Spiritual care of the dying : a community nursing perspective". Thesis, View thesis, 2003. http://handle.uws.edu.au:8081/1959.7/648.
Testo completoNeil, Marjorie H. "Mapping the ethical journey of experienced nurses now practising in rural and remote hospitals in central and south-west Queensland and in domiciliary services in Brisbane : a grounded theory approach". Thesis, Queensland University of Technology, 2010. https://eprints.qut.edu.au/41844/1/Marjorie_Neil_Thesis-.pdf.
Testo completoMesmin, d'Estienne Jeanne. "Le droit public et la mort". Thesis, Paris 2, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA020039.
Testo completoThe interest of a study about death comes from the contradictions that affect it. Only the living can create laws and regulations: by definition, death in public law is the law of the living. Death, as managed by public law, is a prism which reveals the construction of the State but also uncovers gaps and weaknesses in the law to deal with the mystery of human condition. The law swings back and forth between a conception of death seen as nothingness and individual and collective beliefs giving nevertheless value to the person and human life before and beyond death. While freeing itself from religion, the law has not completely lost any"sacred" dimension and the State must face these individual and collective beliefs about death. In less than a century, there has been a shift from “do not kill” to an obligation to “protect life”; this shift is now widely integrated in modern law. Scientific and medical advances allow a new control of human life and also change the sovereign expression of the state. Public law is now in charge of a life protection duty and starts to integrate rules about the biological condition of human people itself
Jouet, Mugambi. "Les droits de l'homme en France et aux États-Unis : la dialectique des convergences et des divergences". Thesis, Paris 1, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA01D024.
Testo completoThe dissertation examines the evolution of human rights and human dignity in France and the United States since the Enlightenment. Its multidisciplinary dialectic offers news perspectives on the processes shaping the conception of these norms through the experience of two nations with a major historic role.The American and French revolutions converged in invoking universal rights. Yet each country diverges considerably today. While the Declaration of the Rights of Man of 1789 is now a French constitutional text, the concept of "human rights" is hardly used in U.S. law. Moreover, America commonly exempts itself from international human rights norms, as illustrated by its retention of the death penalty. However, this profound divergence did not always exist. Calling into question the notion of a quasi-direct link between the French Declaration of 1789 and human rights nowadays, the dissertation addresses the relationship between the French Revolution and modernity. It also examines France's reticence to ratify the European Convention on Human Rights and how it was among the last Western European nations to abolish capital punishment. The dissertation's first half offers a macro-societal analysis of the evolution of human rights in each nation since the revolutions of the 18th century. The second half focuses on criminal justice, including the death penalty, incarceration, and prisoners’ rights, to assess the impact of human rights and human dignity on positive law during this period. The dissertation ultimately reveals how human rights have been conceived, protected, and denied for generations
Hwang, Wen Ching, e 黃文卿. "Human dignity and death penalty". Thesis, 1993. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/34837871094882716924.
Testo completo"Advocating Dignity: Death with dignity in the US, 1985-2011". Master's thesis, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.53720.
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Masters Thesis Biology 2019
Lee, Su-chen, e 李素貞. "Dignity of Death and Authentic Beign-towards Death--Euthanasia and Heidegger's View of Death". Thesis, 2003. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/71916857665905600983.
Testo completoLee, Su-Chen, e 李素貞. "The Ethics of Physician-Assisted Suicide and Dignity of Death". Thesis, 2012. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/10334580532144328332.
Testo completo國立中央大學
哲學研究所
100
Palliative care is the first choice of terminal care at the moment. However, there are patients who still want to die other than no natural death because of the poor life quality at terminal stage. Nor would they prefer terminal sedation, which put them to a drowsy sleep for a long time. These cases require ‘physician-assisted suicide (PAS)’, which is a legally and ethically debated issue. The aim of my dissertation is to investigate the ethical issue and the possibility of legalization of PAS especially in Taiwan and try to demonstrate that PAS is another type of medical practice, which provides a further choice of palliative care for terminal patients in order to achieve their expected quality of life and dignity. In contrast to euthanasia, PAS is morally more acceptable to be legalized. This dissertation is basically an ethical analysis of the issue with certain references to clinical studies. The meaning of PAS is quite different from ordinary suicide. The evidences showed that people who required PAS were mainly terminal cancer patients. They request PAS due mostly to unbearable physical pains, followed by loss of autonomy and dignity. Most medical practitioners, however, oppose to PAS. In this dissertation, I start from the ethical analysis of reasonable criteria of PAS proposed by Dr.T.E.Quill, and supplement them with some suggestions and modification, which would hopefully provide a standard model for the consideration of legalization of PAS. In terms of the medical care for terminal patients, I compare the differences between PAS and natural death, voluntarily stopping of nutrition and fluid, terminal sedation as well as euthanasia, and propose PAS as one possible choice for terminal care. The dissertation deliberates further on the right to death of the patient and the reasons for and against PAS in the literature. I support patients’ right and autonomy in particular their right to die at terminal stage. However, individual medical practitioner has no obligation to assist their patients to commit suicide. Laws should be established for protecting patient’s right to die. By legislation, not only the patients’ moral rights are protected, but medical practitioners could also have the choice to participate or not in PAS according to their personal values. Government has the duty to let patient’s wish for a death with dignity be honored. Furthermore, the dissertation elaborates the Confucian’s view on PAS ,my analysis is based on the basic of Confucian’s conception of the mind of ren or the unbearable mind of other’s suffering and the principle of ching-chuan to show why certain cases of PAS is permissible. Confucianism emphazise family relationship, therefore it is not only the patient’s voluntary decision should be respected, but also their family members’ participation are fully acknowledged. In terms of the pluralistic religious believes in Taiwan, death is not necessarily a bad thing. However, in case of PAS, doctor’s benevolent heart and medical skills may not be enough to carry out PAS for the patients, a long term well maintained doctor-patients relationship is essential. Therefore, in Taiwan, it would be most important to establish a good system of family doctors. The contributions of this dissertation include: (1) The proposal of possible clinical criteria of PAS. By comparing the criteria of Quill’s seven requirements with the Dignity Death Act, I propose a possible PAS for Taiwan. (2) The argumentation of PAS in Confucian terms shows that Confucianism tends to support PAS for terminal painful patients. For Confucianism, it is most important to let the medical practitioners, the patient and patient’s family feel peaceful. Death could be the regarded as the practice of ren if the terminal patient understands his/her own illness, and chooses PAS with family support. This should also be based on a long term well-established doctor-patient relationship, so that all parties feel peaceful for the decision. (3) According to my clinical study and observation on medical professionals in Taiwan, less than half of the physicians and nurses support the idea of legalizing PAS. (30% of physicians and 39.3% of nurses support PAS legalization). 10-14.3% of physicians and 9.2-12.8% of nurses had the experiences of being requested for PAS by patients or their family members. Obviously, although PAS is still not widely accepted by the medical practitioners, some terminal patients demand for this treatment. To carried out patient’ PAS, we need the support of the wider society as well as medical practitioners’ recognition of PAS as part of palliative care.
Shu, Po-Min, e 蘇柏名. "The dignity of life and the liberation of death in Jorge Manrique’s elegy:Coplas por la muerte de su padre". Thesis, 2013. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/advx9e.
Testo completo淡江大學
西班牙語文學系碩士班
101
The 15th century is an epoch of cultural transition in Spain. Before that period, people’s life always focused on the Christian teachings. The living form of people in the Middle Ages is actually the reflection of the traditional religion. However, according to the influences from the interior changes and foreign cultures, this kind of living form was totally changed, moving from the former Asceticism of the Middle Ages to the latter Humanism of the Renaissance. The 15th century was a connecting period under this development. The specialty of this cultural transition was clearly showed up in the themes of poetic works. By doing research on the evolution of these literary themes, readers could comprehend clearer about the changes of the social value. Las coplas por la muerte de su padre is a literary work with lots of moral teachings. In this work, Jorge Manrique showed respects to his father’s greatness and was proud of the good deeds done by his father, which serves as starting point on the topic of life and death. This elegiac work was completed in the 15th century and the display of literary themes among this work is amazingly abundant. Nevertheless, based on limited studies, some scholars held different point of view toward the central idea of this elegy. Hence, this thesis centers on the evolution on literary themes from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance and introduces the biographies of Jorge Manrique and his father, Rodriogo Manrique, in order to understand their historical positions and the basic concept of value. Moreover, this thesis analyzed the tradition of classic elegiac works, in order to understand the core value of the early Christianity. In terms of the study above, this thesis tries to make comparisons step by step to prove whether Jorge Manrique’s main idea could be clarified or not. It was found that this elegy revealed some characteristics of the Renaissance. For instance, Jorge Manrique used the method of nationalization and popularization and also, he placed the importance on the life of fame. After doing further research, this thesis ascertained that although Jorge Manrique emphasized that his father’s fame would endure for a long time, but it wouldn’t last for good because eventually, the life of fame would disappear in the history, just like other secular values. Jorge Manrique deified his father and regarded him as the perfect model of life but in the end, he admitted that we human’s value would never transcend God’s will ultimately so if we would like to gain the eternal life after we die, we should follow God’s will and teachings to live. In the other word, this idea of the poet shows its links with the Middle Ages, not the Renaissance.
Liu, Yi Lien, e 劉宜廉. "The argument of death with dignity for persistent vegetative state--the suggestion of amendments for Hospice Palliative Care Act". Thesis, 2007. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/b8zye7.
Testo completo國立政治大學
法律學研究所
95
The Legislative Yuan, on May 23, 2000, passed the third reading of the Hospice Palliative Care Act (HPCA), which provides regulations for the care of terminally ill patients for physicians, patients and their family members. Under the HPCA, physicians are guided to provide the appropriate care to patients suffering terminal illness. With the advent of modern medical technology, ethical issues involving the theoretical and practical importance of death with dignity raise questions concerning self-esteem and self-determination for people in persistent vegetative state (PVS). Nevertheless, the HPCA remains silent and unresolved in its treatment of many of these issues. For instance, do PVS patients have the right to choose to die with dignity? In the absence of clear intention, who has the ultimate right to decide or judge whether to end a PVS patient’s life? What is the State’s attitude regarding self-determination of PVS patients under the current law? This paper attempts to explore the aforementioned questions within the framework of the debate on dignified death for PVS patients. Death with dignity for PVS sufferers is a serious issue which not only relates to medical and ethical principles but also to the financial and spiritual burden of family’s members, the nation’s social welfare policies, religious beliefs, and the understanding of the general citizenry. Clarity is crucial because legislative due process is required before the execution of death with dignity for PVS patients. This paper opens with a review of the theory of euthanasia and clarifies the difference between euthanasia and death with dignity. The paper then cites related legislation and judicial opinion from other countries, before re-evaluating the critical question of self-determination for PVS patients. Additionally, the paper turns to an examination of the current HPCA and proposes suggested amendments to the legal flaws which are currently encountered in practice. Through incorporation of the concept of living will, this paper concludes with suggestions pertinent to the drawing up of the Death with Dignity Act in the future.
HU, KAI-LING, e 胡凱玲. "The Study on the Death with Dignity of Patients in Persistent Vegetative State-Focus on the Living Will and its Legislation". Thesis, 2016. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/c455hs.
Testo completo南臺科技大學
財經法律研究所
104
To respect and guarantee the medical treatment will of Terminal Patients, Taiwan passed legislation for Hospice Palliative Care Act, on May 23, 2000.Which gives the patients, their families and doctors the rights to follow and choose the medical treatment for Terminal Patients. This regulation has a relatively strict definition of the Terminal Patients, therefore it limits the applicable objects. However in Taiwan society, there are many severe patients and their families who have been suffering continuously like the Terminal Patients, but their conditions do not belong to the Terminal Patients defined in this regulation. For example, patients in Persistent Vegetative State which has attracted social attention for a long time, are not the applicable object. With the development of the human rights issue and the attention to the autonomy, it is debated that whether patients in Persistent Vegetative State has the right to choose Death with Dignity. Therefore, this article is to explore the possible development space and legislation direction of patients in Persistent Vegetative State from social disputes. This article adopts the document analysis to clarify the concepts of Euthanasia and Death with Dignity, explores the theory and controversy on the Death with Dignity of patients in Persistent Vegetative State from three aspects, Medical ethics thought, legal evaluation and social legalization opinion, and then analyzes the legislation evolution and operation mode of Hospice Palliative Care Act, as well as discusses operation ideas in academic areas to current regulations. At the same time, this article adopts comparative method to compare the contents of domestic and foreign Euthanasia laws and probes the connotation of judicial decisions to patients in Persistent Vegetative State. The conclusion explored from those controversies suggests that the position of protecting their autonomy and practicable to legislate Death with Dignity for patients in Persistent Vegetative State from the direction of Living Will. Therefore, this article proposes legislative elements according to the direction and materializes the legislation of Death with Dignity of patients in Persistent Vegetative State. This article also recommend relevant measures to make sure a successful effect of the Death with Dignity. We found that the Death with Dignity for legislation does have its importance. so as to hope a reference for including Persistent Vegetative State in the applicable objects of Hospice Palliative Care Act, to safeguard the autonomy and the right to life for patients in Persistent Vegetative State.
Quintino, Bernardo, francisco S. Botelho, João M. Berberan e José L. Costa. "Private equity challenge: an enquiry into agents’ minds". Master's thesis, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/69724.
Testo completoMatuchová, Helena. "Euthanasie (z hlediska některých evropských zemí - srovnání)". Master's thesis, 2011. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-298783.
Testo completoMARKOVÁ, Marie. "Filozofický pohled na člověka a lidskou důstojnost v odkazu Dominika Pecky ve srovnání s názory studentů středních zdravotnických škol". Master's thesis, 2007. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-47876.
Testo completoItsweni, Pelewe. "The Experiences of Death of loved ones and Bereavement amongst young Vhavenda Widows of Tshikombani Village at Nzhelele, Vhembe District in Limpopo , South Africa". Diss., 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11602/1134.
Testo completoDepartment of Sociology
Death and bereavement are sensitive issues experienced by all mortal species across the world. When death occurs, some individual are left bereaved. However, all societies have established cultural ways of mourning the dead as a way of healing the bereaved; although it seems the bereavement rituals are decided and performed without the bereaves consent. The aim of the study was to explore the experiences of death and bereavement amongst the young Vhavenda widows. The primary objectives of the study were to identify the challenges experienced by young Vhavenda widows in Vhembe District during the time of death and bereavement; establish whether these women are treated with respect, dignity, and compassion during the process of death and bereavement; understand the coping strategies they employed in dealing with death and bereavement and understand their expectations regarding the role to be played by the family and the community. Finally, the study sought to ascertain the overall impact of the process of death and bereavement on widow’s future lives. A qualitative research method was used to collect indepth data through unstructured interviews. The interviews were conducted using a purposeful sampling method among 13 young widows at Tshikombani village in Nzhelele in Vhembe District. Mbigi’s five finger theory of Ubuntu was employed as the main theory aligning with the study. The research findings indicated that most young widows are coerced into performing bereavement rituals while elders made decisions for some. Only one young widow did not have bereavement rituals performed on her. The Findings also indicate that the participants are not fully aware of their rights as women, wives and citizens of South Africa. These raises need for government institutions to address issues concerning human, women and marital rights to the widows specifically in the rural areas of South Africa.
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Carvalho, Osvaldo da Graça Moreno Garcia de. "Dignidade humana e o doente em fim de vida : eutanásia e cuidados paliativos". Master's thesis, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/36575.
Testo completoThis study intends to be a reflection on themes such as human dignity and the end-of-life patient, associating concepts such as euthanasia and palliative care. It presents the problems of euthanasia, medically assisted death, and its development throughout history. In a brief observation of the world legal panorama, particularly of our Portuguese reality, legislative proposals and opinions about this practice are indicated, which are not always consensual, because it deals with sensitive issues such as the suffering caused by incurable diseases, the patient's autonomy, the power of decision in the terminal phase of life, especially the preference for the practice of medically assisted death. The Catholic Church, through its doctrine, fights for the defense of human life, its dignity in all situations, especially at its end. Based on Sacred Scripture and the Magisterium, it presents a Christian view of human life, recognizing in it a sacred reality. Therefore, it condemns practices such as euthanasia, and supports the loving and close care provided by palliative care. They are true instruments that provide a process of dying with all dignity. This is a descriptive-reflective study, which seeks to highlight, based on the existing literature review, especially in the documents of the Catholic Church, the importance of caring for the suffering person, until the end, contrasting practices such as euthanasia and palliative care.
Baumgartner, Maria Elizabeth. "Constructing meaning - a model for hospice design in rural Manitoba". 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/1993/3956.
Testo completoPereira, Maria da Conceição Gomes. "Os limites da dignidade humana em As Intermitências da Morte, de José Saramago : alegoria da morte na sociedade contemporânea". Master's thesis, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/16016.
Testo completoThe human conflict with his own finite nature is a topic as old as the awareness of his mortality. Death puts an end to an inevitable period that seems to be part of the nature of things. There is no medicine to avoid it, even if the scientific and technological progress appears to be the solution to the big problems that sometimes affect a calm existence and a constant happiness. Thinking about the death will be a form of learning how to live with the full knowledge of our human condition. Learning to live with the plain conscience that we are mortal and ephemeral beings who are constantly travelling around, should be understood as an opportunity for us to grow in dignity and fraternity. Through As Intermitências da Morte we understand that the humankind’s biggest dream – the achievement of the immortality – turns rapidly into its reverse. Instead of bringing pleasure, the end of death brings a nightmare. It leads to chaos, to disorientation, to confusion… We become aware that living forever would condemn ourselves to an eternal old age, unless the time stopped, and that will never happen. Employing masterly allegories, Saramago makes clear that we have to die if we want to live. Otherwise, our life would be unbearable. He shows us how death affects life and how death and life get together in a mutual and absolute dependency. He also allows us to analyse the behaviour when a man is facing that mystery. Not only is the romance full of comic episodes, irony, fable and tragedy, but it also offers us several meanings for the human being’s experiences. In his romances, Saramago explores the darkest and hiding places of the contemporary human being: the insanity, the destruction of democracy, the loneliness, the aggressions of the capitalist market in a country where the politics is submitted to the economy. The first becomes an instrument of the second. So, there is a fight between two asymmetrical forces which reduces the popular sovereignty to huge decadent machines. By bringing together life and death, the romance As Intermitências da Morte gives birth to a hymn to love, to music and to human life.
POLÁČKOVÁ, Ludmila. "Smrt v literatuře versus tvář smrti v dnešní společnosti". Master's thesis, 2019. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-393880.
Testo completoROŽNOVSKÁ, Kateřina. "Vnímání umírání a smrti". Master's thesis, 2012. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-116939.
Testo completoRUDOLFOVÁ, Martina. "Umírání a smrt z pohledu pracovníků v sociálních zařízeních". Master's thesis, 2010. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-52746.
Testo completoKOLÁŘÍKOVÁ, Martina. "Paliativní péče v domovech pro seniory". Master's thesis, 2019. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-394178.
Testo completoKarásková, Barbora. "Eutanázie a trestní právo". Master's thesis, 2018. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-372924.
Testo completoHYBRANTOVÁ, Jana. "Proč se lidé přestávají loučit se zemřelými?" Master's thesis, 2019. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-393325.
Testo completoBARTKOVÁ, Štěpánka. "Eutanazie z hlediska etiky a teologie". Master's thesis, 2010. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-51624.
Testo completoKADLECOVÁ, Lucie. "Využití prvků paliativní hospicové péče v domově důchodců". Master's thesis, 2014. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-172727.
Testo completoVáňová, Věra. "Etické problémy péče o umírající ve velké nemocnici". Doctoral thesis, 2017. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-368018.
Testo completoURBÁNEK, Lukáš. "Úloha sociální práce a sociálního pracovníka při doprovázení na poslední cestě člověka". Master's thesis, 2014. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-172721.
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