The term “bioethics” comes from the Greek terms bios–life and ethos–ethics, that is, the
ethics of life. Thus, bioethics represents a particular branch of research within the wider …

In its initial phase, bioethics has developed widely as an evolution of medical ethics,
imposed by the massive entry of technology into the field of medicine, due to which thepossibilitiesofchoicefortheactorsinvolved …

In its history bioethics has considerably widened its range, initially limited to the biomedical
sciences and technologies. Its novelty with regard to traditional medical ethics was the …

Sažetak Our paper deals with the tension that exists in the very name of bioethics, the
tension between the natural and the ethical components. We examine the origin of the name …

One can distinguish three levels in the integrative unity of knowledge and norms
(assessments), which is termed bioethics. The first level is theoretical. It is connected with …

Bioethics has known a considerable broadening of its scope during its rather short history,
and this dilatation can be considered from different points of view. The simplest one consists …

The aim of this book is to introduce and discuss bioethics in a three-synergistic way: from the
foundations to the current debates in relation to healthcare and social bioethics, and …

The incipient directive concepts that human being obliged to submission it, configured in the
form of" Ethics". Although, conscionable assurance of thought and act is not effective always; …

By discussing emerging moral problems in the biomedical sciences, bioethics contributes to
a re-examination of the practice of medicine itself. This essay introduces the theoretical …

Bioethics is going through a rough patch in the midst of a society that seems to run away
very fast from true ethical and humanistic values. Post-humanism presents a new model of …