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Saúde Soc ; 24(supl.1): 141-151, Apr-Jun/2015.
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-749906

ABSTRACT

The proposal of Intervention Bioethics (BI), which arose in the 1990s as a response to the Anglo-Saxon perspective of four universally presumed principles, which though necessary are insufficient in the Latin-American context, has continued its collective construction process. The article shows the common points between this proposal and Latin-American perspectives of inter-cultural and non-colonial issues. Simultaneously, the utilitarian perspective of John Stuart Mill opens the possibilities of approximation between utilitarianism and individual rights, ethically opposing positions for many authors. In addition, we show that BI has consonance with three Unesco declarations on culture, genetic heritage and human rights. All of these elements allow progress towards an epistemological statute of Intervention Bioethics, one of the more important proposals towards a Latin-American vision of this new interdisciplinary territory of knowledge.


La propuesta de Bioética de Intervención (BI) surgida en los años 1990 como respuesta a la mirada anglosajona de la bioética centrada en cuatro principios pretendidamente universales - que aunque necesarios son insuficientes al contexto latinoamericano - ha continuado su proceso de construcción colectiva. El artículo muestra los puntos comunes entre esta propuesta y perspectivas regionales latinoamericanas acerca de interculturalidad y no-colonialidad. A partir de la mirada utilitarista de John Stuart Mill, abre posibilidades de aproximación entre el utilitarismo y los derechos individuales, posturas éticas contrarias para muchos autores. Igualmente, muestra como la BI está en consonancia con el contenido de las tres declaraciones de la Unesco en asuntos relacionados con la cultura, patrimonio genético y derechos humanos. Todos estos elementos permiten avanzar hacia un estatuto epistemológico para la Bioética de Intervención, una de las propuestas más difundidas en la contextualización latinoamericana de este territorio interdisciplinar del conocimiento.


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Humans , Male , Female , Delivery of Health Care , Bioethics , Human Rights , Cultural Diversity , UNESCO , Morals , Ethics
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Rev. bras. psicodrama ; 21(1): 157-164, 2013.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-693180

ABSTRACT

Neste breve artigo relatamos uma sessão com um grande grupo, ocorrida no XVIII Congresso da IAGP - Associação Internacional de Psicoterapia de Grupo e Processos Grupais, em Cartagena das Índias, Colômbia. A Sociometria, o Sociograma, o Sociopsicodrama e o Psicossociodrama, além do role-playing permearam a sessão, teórica e praticamente. As ações desvelam, a partir da interculturalidade do grupo e de um olhar socionômico, a atual situação político-social e econômica internacional com suas tensões e consequências...


This short paper is a report of a large group session that took place at the 18th International Conference of Group Psychotherapy in Cartagena das Índias, Colombia. Beyond role-playing, the theory and technique of Sociometry, Sociogram, Socio-psychodrama and Psycho-sociodrama have been applied in this session. Through the lenses of this inter-cultural large group and the socionomic perspective, the action unveiled the current international political-social and economic situation with its tensions and consequences...


Subject(s)
Humans , Psychotherapy, Group , Socialization
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