Информирана согласност - превод на македонски

Kukubajska, Marija Emilija (2014) Информирана согласност - превод на македонски. Unesco Chair. ISBN 965-7077-22-2

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Abstract

Bioethics, as part of other global agendas, has been involved in new multi-professional
interpretations and legislations of the one world order planning. One of its major goals is to
uniform multicultural traditional differences, claiming they serve the common benefit. This goal
engages wider number of enthused cultures and individuals that assume the role of agents for
change aimed at canceling religious and cultural disagreements related to norms of what is
right, proper or just. Some entities evaluate bioethical norms with skepticism, as exemplified in
this manual. Some cultures and religions today still defend their inherited, and for them
sustainable bioethical norms. These differences result in conflicts of bioethical interpretations and
practices. New bioethics standards attempt to engage in erasing those conflicts. This manual of
medical-legal freedom of ethical choice contains 30 case reports and statements for, or against
proposed solutions for conflicting interests and complex decision making. Throughout centuries
ethics resulted from the needs for normative and regulated behavior within the human freedom
and rights, which in itself is contradictory in its relativism. Therefore, being individually and
institutionally informed on bioethical dilemmas is presented as crucial in this publication. Special
gratitude to Marija Emilija Kukubajska, PhD, for her excellent translation of this UNESCO manual
edited by Prof. Amnon Carmi, and published into Macedonian language.

Item Type: Book
Subjects: Humanities > Other humanities
Humanities > Philosophy, ethics and religion
Divisions: Faculty of Philology
Depositing User: Marija Kukubajska
Date Deposited: 02 Feb 2015 12:47
Last Modified: 02 Feb 2015 12:47
URI: https://eprints.ugd.edu.mk/id/eprint/11979

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