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Aspectos éticos del debate de las células madre [Ethical aspects of the debate on stem Cells]

de Santiago Corchado,Manuel
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stem cells
ethics of stem cells
Christian ethics
civil ethics
ethics
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Religious ethics
Methods of ethics
Bioethics
Medical ethics
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"Este artículo desarrolla una aproximación a la ética de las células madre desde una perspectiva de inspiración cristiana. En su iniciación se establecen algunas diferencias fi losófi cas entre los conceptos de «ética» y «moral». Se expone primero la perspectiva post-kantiana vigente en el plano académico, que diferencia y distingue los conceptos de ética y moral. Y posteriormente el planteamiento de la tradición moral, que identifi ca unitariamente ambos conceptos. Desde esta última perspectiva, se aborda luego un planteamiento ético orientado al discurso de la ética civil, al debate social. Finalmente, desde una perspectiva de ética civil se contemplan y analizan diferentes opciones sobre la investigación con células madre humanas, considerando diversos modelos de obtención de células pluri-potentes en los cuales el diseño se propone respetar la vida de los embriones humanos". ["This article provides an approximation to the ethics of stem cells based on a Christian perspective. It commences by pointing to some of the philosophical differences between the concepts of «ethics» and «morality». It presents the post-Kant viewpoint currently adopted in the academic sphere, which clearly differentiates and distinguishes between the concepts of «ethics» and «morality»; and then presents the focus of traditional morality which identifi es both concepts as one. From this latter perspective, it broaches an ethical approach orientated towards the discourse of civil ethics, the social debate. Finally, from the standpoint of civil ethics it examines and analyses different options regarding research with human stem cells, taking into consideration different means of obtaining pluripotent cells designed to respect the life of human embryos".]
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2006
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