Meanings of Diabetic Patients’ Autonomy from a Doctor’s Perspective
Cambridge Scholars Publishing – Copyright © 2013
FORMAT| PAPERBACK
PAGINI| 237-244
LIMBA| Engleză
ISBN| 978-1-4438-4338-6
CUMPARA PRIN| Amazon
CUM SE CITEAZA|
SANDU, Antonio (2013). Meanings of Diabetic Patients’ Autonomy from a Doctor’s Perspective. În P. L. Runcan, G. Raţă, & M. B. Iovu (Coord.), Applied Social Sciences: Sociology (pp. 237-244). Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Descriere:
The concept of autonomy operationalises, in the ethical dimension of behaviour, the philosophical category of freedom. The latter appears as the absolute capacity in self-achievement being the divine privilege. The human experience of freedom emerges through the existence of limits. The aasertion of individual identity and, with it, freedom, is subjective through the experience of freedom and difference. The category of freedom experienced subjectively by the individual in dealing with their own limitations generates behaviour of self-determination (autonomy) or obedience (heteronomy). The correlation between autonomy and freedom is strong in what is called positive freedom.
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- filosofie
- etica
- constructie sociala