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Speaking for others?
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
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Pages 6 to 7| Should doctors’ freedom to set up practice be restricted?
| Robin Michalon, Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 8 to 11| “Faced with the problems of medical demographics, should the
freedom to set up practice be restricted?”
| Lise Tecquert
Pages 12 to 14| Questioning doctors’ freedom to set up practice: A sociological
perspective
| Marc-Olivier Déplaude
Pages 17 to 22| Introduction
| Sebastian J. Moser, Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 23 to 37| “Keeping quiet or being spoken for by someone else?” On the
role of the spokesperson in situations of inaudibility
| Élise Huchet
Pages 38 to 49| Speaking in the first-person singular: A panacea for spokespersons?
| Anne Fenoy
Pages 50 to 64| Writing for others: The public writer as intermediary
| Laurie Bautista
Pages 65 to 77| Tell me the other’s story
| Maria Maïlat
Pages 78 to 97| Neonatology: Being the voice for those without one
| Béatrice Boutillier, Valérie Biran, Vianney Mourman
Pages 98 to 114| From attestation to dialogue: Systems implemented to understand
each other and contribute to health democracy
| Bruno Hubert, Martine Janner-Raimondi, Valérie Viné Vallin, Julia Midelet
Pages 116 to 134| Exploration of ethical challenges in daily medical practice: A
French-speaking Belgian perspective, with an emphasis on
end-of-life situations
| Mélanie Deschamps, Nathan Charlier
Pages 135 to 148| Obstetric violence during childbirth: Current situation, issues,
and proposals for a preventive care ethic
| Lucile Abiola
Pages 150 to 153| Éthique des algorithmes et de l’Intelligence Artificielle by
Maël Pégny Paris, Vrin, 2024
| Bernard Baertschi
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Questioning the transmission of ethical practices
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
(2024/1 N° 15)
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Pages 6 to 6| Introduction
Pages 7 to 10| How to correct social and geographical inequalities in cancer
screening?
| Julia Bardes
Pages 11 to 14| Compensating for or reducing social inequalities in healthcare?
| Andrew Canva
Pages 15 to 18| Proportionate universalism and cancer screening
| Nicolas Lechopier
Pages 20 to 27| At the school of ethics
| Sébastien Claeys
Pages 28 to 41| From ethical theory to practice
| Claudine Leleux
Pages 42 to 59| Reconciling the practice of ethical reflection and the practice of
philosophical reflection in philosophy for children (PFC):
Theoretical insights and practical recommendations from Ann
Margaret Sharp
| Johanna Hawken
Pages 60 to 79| The hospital: An environment for learning about ethics?
| Grégory Aiguier, Caroline Titre, Sabine Poirette, Stéphane Soyez
Pages 80 to 97| Toward teaching medical ethics
| Alain Percivalle
Pages 98 to 112| Production of the body and ethics of transmission during nursing
school
| Camille Beaudoin-Denissel
Pages 113 to 127| Fostering concern for ethical reflection. An account of teaching
experience with engineering and social work students
| Karine St-Denis, Stéphane Richard
Pages 128 to 144| Ethical training in the experience of care and disciplinary
obstacles: How to meet the challenge?
| Nadja Eggert, Christelle Landheer-Cieslak, Lazare Benaroyo, Andrew Freeman
Pages 145 to 156| What kind of ethical training for teachers?
| Eirick Prairat
Pages 158 to 172| Between clinician, ethicist, and consultant. A contribution to the
history of clinical ethics
| Milena Maglio
Pages 173 to 191| Dentistry in Lebanon: Ethical issues in a country in crisis
| Nadim El Khoury
Pages 193 to 199| Building the ethos of the Anthropocene. What role can ethics play
in educational approaches to environmental issues?
| Maxime Bordes
Pages 200 to 208| The ethical relationship between the practitioner and the teacher
in adapted physical activity through the use of tu and
vous
| Cyrille Dorlean
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Contradictory injunctions
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
(2023/1 No 14)
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Pages 6 to 6| Ethics: Sufficiency and inadequacy?
| Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 7 to 10| The living limits of medical ethics
| Martin Dumont
Pages 11 to 14| What can ethics do for healthcare institutions? The phenomenon of
managerial innovation adoption through the prism of top-managers’
social representation.
| Milena Maglio
Pages 15 to 18| Clinical ethics, its role and relevance to fieldwork
| Marta Spranzi
Pages 19 to 22| Before being a line of questioning, ethics is a commitment that
calls for support
| Fabrice Gzil
Pages 25 to 33| Introduction
| Valérie Gateau, Nicolas El Haïk-Wagner, Pierre-Emmanuel Brugeron, Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 34 to 49| Contradictory injunctions in care work: Personal, ethical, and
political issues
| Alexandre Crépeau
Pages 50 to 62| Personalizing services. . . in a timely fashion? A case of
contradictory injunctions suffered by orderlies in long-term care
facilities in Quebec
| François Aubry
Pages 63 to 77| Overcoming social differences in care provision: Clinical
practices, ethical dilemmas, and sociological reflexivity
| Géraldine Bloy, Laurent Rigal
Pages 78 to 93| The ethical dilemmas of mental health service professionals in the
face of a health crisis
| Hélène Kane, Jade Gourret Baumgart, Laurence Fond-Harmant, Frédéric Denis, Emmanuel Rusch
Pages 94 to 109| The paradoxical effects of menstrual cycle tracking apps:
Manufacture and regulation of “premenstrual syndrome” emotions
| Hajar El Aoufir
Pages 110 to 122| The imperative of self-protection: A paradoxical injunction
| Amaena Guéniot
Pages 124 to 139| Comic wisdom and ethics: The ethical challenges of humor in medical
training and practice
| Jean-Philippe Pierron
Pages 140 to 154| Ethics, voting rights, and multiple disabilities
| Cyril Desjeux
Pages 155 to 171| Reasons for choosing and justifying preconception screening
| Guillaume Cogan
Pages 173 to 178| Cystic fibrosis: The ethical challenges of an associative social
action policy in the light of innovative treatment
| Séverine Dusserre
Pages 179 to 188| Video appointments with pharmacies: Toward a new dynamic of trust?
| Agnès Brouard
Pages 190 to 193| Pour une médecine humaine. Étude philosophique d’une
rencontre by Gérard Reach Paris, Hermann, 2023
| Bernard Baertschi
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Adapting
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
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Pages 6 to 8| Introduction: Discussing the emergence of a new right to sexuality
| Sébastien Claeys
Pages 9 to 11| Protecting the freedom to live the sexuality of one’s choice
| Pascal Prayez
Pages 12 to 14| Is there a right of access to the other’s body through domination?
| Marie-Hélène Franjou
Pages 15 to 16| Disability and sexuality: A right without a duty
| Alicia Jovin
Pages 17 to 20| “We need a conversation about sexuality”
| Anna C. Zielinska
Pages 30 to 45| Adaptation through the prism of illness or disability
| Sylvie Robin
Pages 46 to 59| Social representations of forms of adaptability in preparation for
occupational integration
| Sébastien Bauvet
Pages 60 to 74| “But I want it to come from him”
| Étienne Beylot
Pages 75 to 88| To adapt or to update?
| Guillaume Fauvel
Pages 89 to 102| Adapting to the “misfits”: Conception and implementation of an
experimental housing project for people experiencing chronic
homelessness
| Thibaut Besozzi
Pages 103 to 116| Drug shortages: How do professional collectives within
pharmaceutical companies adapt?
| Julie Gibert
Pages 117 to 129| Societal adaptation to the recognition of fundamental human rights:
The example of the systematic judicial monitoring of care without
consent
| Benoît Eyraud, Anouk Lainé, Rindala El Ayoubi, Anne Parriaud
Pages 131 to 142| Patient partners in health research: The ethical and
epistemological issues to take into account for a successful
collaboration
| Brenda Bogaert
Pages 143 to 153| Specificities of the ethics approach applied in a regional ethics
area commission
| Marie-Ange Einaudi, Laetitia Marcucci
Pages 154 to 169| Pre-therapeutic geriatric assessment in pre-dialysis
| Marie-Claire Guerin-Lacroute
Pages 171 to 179| Automating jobs: Toward an equivocal future in favor of universal
basic income?
| Lahcen Fatah
Pages 181 to 185| La philosophie de Bentham
| Vivien Krystkowiak
Pages 186 to 189| Posthumanist fiction.
| Serge Boarini
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Imagination
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
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Pages 6 to 8| The rights and needs of patients faced with medical imaging results
| Alain Luciani, Romain Pommier
Pages 9 to 11| Fear has replaced illness
| Claude Ganter
Pages 12 to 14| When information undermines autonomy
| Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc, Pierre-Emmanuel Brugeron, Sébastien Claeys
Pages 17 to 22| The powers of imagination
| Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc, Pierre-Emmanuel Brugeron, Sébastien Claeys
Pages 23 to 36| The role of imagination in the development of environmental ethics
and its application
| Clarisse Pinchon
Pages 37 to 52| Imagination as a methodological lever for mobilizing ethical
questioning.
| Sandrine de Montgolfier, Lucile Hervouet
Pages 53 to 68| Advance care planning and imaginary models of good (or bad) death
| Marta Spranzi
Pages 69 to 86| Virtues and limits of imaginaries around controlled donation after
circulatory death
| Sara Martouzet
Pages 87 to 100| Writing and the psychic functions of narration in lockdown journals
| Cynthia Fleury, Valérie Gateau
Pages 101 to 117| Ethicality and autonomy in democratic hypermodernity: On the
extension of the domain of works of formation
| Camille Roelens
Pages 118 to 129| Imagination as a component of ethical judgment?
| Jean-Jacques Wunenburger
Pages 130 to 140| Imaginaries in mutation. Or how new ways of living and thinking are
made
| Roland Gori, Sébastien Claeys, Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 142 to 154| On the use of the concept of “races” in medicine and biology
| Serge Boarini
Pages 155 to 170| Health in prison: Prisoners’ vulnerabilities in light of the law
| Laure Gillot-Assayag
Pages 171 to 182| The allocation of scarce medical resources: Ethical and citizen
issues
| Gérard Audibert, Hélène Gebel, Michel Hasselmann
Pages 184 to 190| Bespoke insurance: Toward a new paradigm of insurance?
| Gabriel Lucchini
Pages 192 to 198| Gregor Samsa, the Undesirable
| Manon Pagano
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Being touched
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
(2021/1 No 11)
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Pages 6 to 7| Introduction
| Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 8 to 13| Human challenge trials: Just another kind of clinical trial?
| Virginie Pirard
Pages 14 to 18| What conditions would need to be met for human challenge vaccine
trials to be carried out in France?
| Liem Binh Luong Nguyen, Odile Launay
Pages 19 to 22| A defense of human challenge trials in the context of COVID-19
| Stanley Plotkin
Pages 23 to 25| Human challenge trials in the context of COVID-19: Agency
rediscovered
| Peter Singer, Anna C. Zielinska
Pages 27 to 32| Introduction
| Léo Coutellec, Sebastian J. Moser, Hartmut Rosa
Pages 33 to 45| A resonant childhood or the right of the sensitive
| Renaud Hétier, Nathanaël Wallenhorst
Pages 46 to 60| The peaulitics of catastrophe
| Laura Garro
Pages 61 to 77| The critical moment
| Ingrid Gilcher-Holtey
Pages 78 to 92| Politics of the sensitive and the economy of affects in
the environmental crisis
| Pierre-Antoine Chardel, Émeline Gougeon, Jacques Verron
Pages 93 to 105| The art of being touched
| Jean-Philippe Pierron
Pages 107 to 122| Technical transparency in abattoirs: Transparency of the tool or of
humankind?
| Louis de Diesbach
Pages 123 to 140| Triage, an ethical issue during the COVID-19 pandemic. Observations
and questions surrounding an oft-neglected issue
| Pierre Mongiat-Artus, Céline Lefève, Didier Legeais, Éric Lechevallier, Christian Castagnola, Le Comité d’Éthique et de Déon de l’Association Française d’Urologie
Pages 141 to 155| Vaccine hesitancy in France in the context of COVID-19.
A comparative perspective
| Anna C. Zielinska
Pages 157 to 163| “Drinks are on me! Drinking and associated difficulties in the land
of alcohol”: Bringing knowledge to life through a dramatized
lecture
| Pauline Lachappelle
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Experiencing and imagining an open future
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
(2020/2 No 10)
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Pages 5 to 7| Introduction
| Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 8 to 11| Based on its healthcare system, each country chooses who dies!
| Sylvie Morel
Pages 12 to 15| The daily reality of medical triage
| Fabrice Venier
Pages 16 to 18| Triage in response to an influx of patients: Priority criteria or
choosing who is sacrificed? The sudden visibility of triage in the
public debate and its impacts
| Frédérique Leichter-Flack
Pages 19 to 22| Triage and COVID-19: What is wrong with the utilitarian approach?
| Fabrice Gzil
Pages 23 to 31| The impossible future
| Sébastien Claeys
Pages 32 to 41| The idea of a right to an open future
| Mark Hunyadi
Pages 42 to 56| Numbered days in the Anthropocene
| Renaud Hétier
Pages 57 to 66| Projects in the face of environmental disaster: Saturating the
present or opening up the future?
| Amaena Guéniot
Pages 67 to 83| Leaving or staying, enduring or choosing: Territorialities and
possible futures
| Camille Roelens
Pages 84 to 98| The right to be forgotten (right to data erasure) as a condition
for an open future
| Seltana Aballache-Zerari
Pages 99 to 112| Being prepared for the unexpected
| Françoise Houdayer-Robert, Massimiliano Rossi, Marcela Gargiulo
Pages 113 to 120| Democracy or the political regime of uncertainty
| Florent Trocquenet-Lopez
Pages 121 to 133| Obstacles to democratic involvement in the “hydroxychloroquine
affair”: An epistemological and ethical analysis
| Vincent Israel-Jost
Pages 134 to 149| The challenge of ethnocultural pluralism for public health ethics
| Raymond Massé
Pages 150 to 159| The smell of death. “Feeling dead” The death of Ivan Illich
| Serge Boarini
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Managing the act of waiting
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
(2020/1 No 9)
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Pages 5 to 7| Introduction
| Anne-Caroline Clause-Verdreau, Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 8 to 10| Growing calls for compulsory immunization. How are moral dilemmas
expressed in terms of compulsory requirements and sanctions?
| Romy Sauvayre
Pages 11 to 13| Ethics and compulsory immunization
| Luc Perino
Pages 14 to 15| The ethical issues of compulsory immunization
| Valérie Gateau
Pages 16 to 21| Introduction to the special report
| Daniel Dreuil, Sebastian J. Moser
Pages 22 to 35| Asylum seeking and the ethics of psychological care
| Pascale Baligand
Pages 36 to 47| The ability to wait or be in tune with oneself, others, and
the world
| Thomas Foehrlé
Pages 48 to 58| From the hope of returning to a “normal” life to discovering a new
pace of life.
| Nathalie Vallet-Renart
Pages 59 to 73| Being submerged, surfing, or navigating within a liquid and
accelerated world?
| Camille Roelens
Pages 74 to 87| Managing the act of waiting
| Daniel Dreuil
Pages 88 to 99| Waiting without hoping
| Yannis Constantinidès
Pages 100 to 105| Post scriptum: Waiting for the COVID-19 pandemic to end
| Sebastian J. Moser
Pages 106 to 116| The virtues of privacy in healthcare relationships: Decency,
chastity, modesty
| Philippe Saltel
Pages 117 to 128| Ethics and religions: A critique of a divide
| Jean-Pierre Cléro
Pages 129 to 143| Intuition: Brilliance or lunacy?
| Cécile Lecointre
Pages 144 to 151| Recognizing experience and expertise. A look back at the “Éthique,
Alzheimer et maladies neuro-évolutives” (Ethics, Alzheimer’s, and
neurodegenerative diseases) symposium
| Anne-Caroline Clause-Verdreau
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How are we shackled by our beliefs?
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
(2019/2 No 8)
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Pages 5 to 7| Is non-discriminatory health care possible?
| Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 8 to 11| Implicit biases and discriminatory health care in the study of
social inequalities in health between migrants and non-migrants.
| Élie Azria
Pages 12 to 14| The ethical concern of gender bias in accessing healthcare services
| Catherine Vidal
Pages 15 to 17| Stereotypes and heuristics: The problem with discriminatory health
care
| Bernard Baertschi
Pages 18 to 31| Trouble in the realm of reason: In support of a plural ethics of
reliability
| Léo Coutellec
Pages 32 to 46| Ethics of belief, skepticism, and practice. From William Kingdon
Clifford
| Mathias Girel
Pages 47 to 61| Ethics of belief, trust, and epistemic value
| Romy Sauvayre
Pages 62 to 76| Believing in democracy and believing in a democracy
| Patrick Vieu
Pages 77 to 89| Considering belief in light of testimony
| Pascal Marin
Pages 90 to 100| Pedagogy or putting our educational beliefs to (good) use
| Vincent Lorius
Pages 101 to 112| Bioethics and plant biotechnologies
| Jean-Philippe Pierron, Léonie Varobieff
Pages 113 to 128| The interpretive approach in an applied ethics framework
| Alain Létourneau
Pages 129 to 141| Deontology, care, and virtues: The ethics of patient care in terms
of unseen compassion
| Jean-François Baudry
Pages 142 to 151| Festive collaboration: Ethics in placemaking
| Mathias Rollot, Chris Younès
Pages 152 to 155| About: Jérôme Ravat, Éthique et polémiques. Les désaccords
moraux dans la sphère publique
| Vincent Boyer
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The death of ethics?
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
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Pages 7 to 9| What are cities for these days?
| Hélène L’Heuillet
Pages 10 to 13| An ethics for the project of the twenty-first-century city
| Valentin Bourdon
Pages 14 to 17| The part and the whole
| Marianne Auffret
Pages 18 to 21| Urban planning: An ethics of complexity?
| Christophe Fradier
Pages 22 to 27| Introduction. Ethical practices: A necessary grey area?
| Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 28 to 42| In the everyday course of care and support: Ethical caution
| Livia Velpry, Pierre A. Vidal-Naquet
Pages 43 to 55| Some issues related to the institutionalization of ethics: The case
of public health policies
| Raymond Massé
Pages 56 to 71| Ethics as diplomacy
| Jean-Pierre Cléro
Pages 72 to 88| Dealing with constraints: When ethics becomes bricolage
| Claire Lobet-Maris, Nathalie Grandjean, Nathan De Vos, Florence Thiry, Pierre Pagacz, Sami Pieczynski
Pages 89 to 104| Ethics and rationality. The mesethicization of public debate
| Gilles Gauthier
Pages 105 to 119| The good, the just, and the pathological. Which health inequalities
are injustices?
| François Athané
Pages 120 to 127| Is there an ethics for pain care?
| Emmanuel Hirsch
Pages 128 to 135| Beyond benevolence
| Xavier Briffault
Pages 136 to 145| Theatre, or emotional intelligence
| Côme de Bellescize, Sébastien Claeys, Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc, Jessica King
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In praise of opacity?
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
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Pages 5 to 6| Presentation
| Sébastien Claeys, Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 7 to 9| Towards a society of goodwill?
| Alain Caillé
Pages 10 to 12| When “goodwill” should no longer exist. Towards an ethics of the
vigil
| Anne-Lyse Chabert
Pages 13 to 15| Indifference as a lesser evil?
| Sebastian J. Moser
Pages 16 to 21| Presentation
| David Le Breton, Sebastian J. Moser
Pages 22 to 31| Impossible invisibility
| Fiorenza Gamba
Pages 32 to 43| Is transparency a guarantee for honesty?
| Thierry Paquot
Pages 44 to 57| Uses of secrecy in the Manouche world
| Romain Rivière
Pages 58 to 69| From invisibilization of the body to hypervisibilization of
womanhood
| Meryem Sellami
Pages 70 to 80| “Reserve” as withdrawal from the world
| Christian Papilloud
Pages 81 to 90| Making oneself invisible
| David Le Breton
Pages 91 to 106| Ethical reflections on humor: A serious matter
| Florent Trocquenet-Lopez
Pages 107 to 118| Ethical, psychical, and socio-professional issues of liver
transplantation: Between acute and chronic medicine
| Valérie Gateau, Céline Lefève, Olivier Soubrane
Pages 125 to 134| Can the group “Parents et soignants face à l’éthique en pédiatrie”
serve as a model for ethical reflection?
| Dominique Davous
Pages 135 to 143| On the function of dystopia in the contemporary imagination
| Thibaud Zuppinger
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A world of automation?
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
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Pages 5 to 6| Presentation
| Léo Coutellec
Pages 7 to 9| Waking up the sleepwalkers
| Nicolas Lechopier
Pages 10 to 12| Scientific integrity would restore confidence
| Lucienne Letellier
Pages 13 to 15| Avoiding the trap of normalization, reinforcing
socio-epistemological reflections
| Léo Coutellec
Pages 16 to 21| Introduction—Living well in a world of automation
| Pierre-Emmanuel Brugeron, Sébastien Claeys
Pages 22 to 33| The respectful machine. Simondon’s ethics of technologies in the
era of robots
| Vincent Bontems
Pages 34 to 46| “Ethical” autonomous machines: Technical and ethical issues
| Vincent Bonnemains, Catherine Tessier, Claire Saurel
Pages 47 to 53| Against transparency: The value of randomness in machine ethics
| Alexei Grinbaum
Pages 54 to 66| On ethical relationships when mediated by “autonomous” systems
| Fabrice Métais
Pages 67 to 80| Can our algorithms be more just than us?
| Marc-Antoine Pencolé
Pages 81 to 94| From informed consent to “negotiated consent” in Africa: Suspension
points, open quote. . .
| Jean Godefroy Bidima
Pages 95 to 108| Can aesthetic dermatology still be considered a form of medicine?
| Louise Hefez
Pages 109 to 115| The place of quality of life in decision-making in neonatology
| Marie-Ange Einaudi
Pages 116 to 123| Is the gerontological alternative a marker of the transformations
of the places of aging?
| Cécile Rosenfelder
Pages 124 to 132| Taking care of beings as well as things. Ethical reflections for
the design of living environments
| Ludovic Duhem
Pages 133 to 138| The moral psychology of humans revealed at last?
| Bernard Baertschi
Pages 139 to 142| Being neighbors or how to build a common history
| Sebastian J. Moser
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Self-nourishment, an ethical challenge
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
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Pages 5 to 10| Dissent between conflict and consensus: Clinical work based on
values
| K. W. M. Fulford
Pages 11 to 14| For a reflective governance of bioethics
| Jean-Philippe Cobbaut
Pages 15 to 18| A consensus – based on what? The paradoxical mechanism of liberal
ethics
| Mark Hunyadi
Pages 19 to 24| Thoughts on an ethics of food
| Léo Coutellec, Jean-Philippe Pierron
Pages 25 to 36| “You are what you eat”: Identity issues of incorporation
| Christine Durif-Bruckert
Pages 37 to 48| Ethical questioning on obesity and nutrition
| Jérôme Dargent
Pages 49 to 60| Ethics of “care” and nutritional democracy: Legal issues
surrounding sustainable food
| Dominique Paturel, Magali Ramel
Pages 61 to 75| The farm animal as a coworker. The ethics of fables about food
| Nicolas Delon
Pages 76 to 90| Eating: An ethical and political act
| Corine Pelluchon, Robin Michalon
Pages 91 to 103| Ethical and clinical issues of innovative therapies: The example of
allogeneic hematopoietic stem-cell transplants
| Alice Polomeni
Pages 104 to 117| The best interests of the child: An operational criterion for
neonatological decision-making. Some indications from the notion of
quality of life
| Jean Matos
Pages 118 to 125| Is the future of ethics in care facilities planned on the margins
of its institutionalization?
| Alexia Jolivet
Pages 126 to 129| A critical review of Dans la disruption (Bernard Stiegler)
| Sébastien Claeys
Pages 130 to 133| A critical review of The Alzheimer Conundrum: Entanglements of
Dementia and Aging (Margaret Lock)
| Robin Michalon
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Human life: Between treasure and capital?
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
(2017/1 No 3)
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Pages 5 to 7| The management of urgent care, urgent care for management
| Aude Kempf
Pages 8 to 10| Facing up to emergency and not giving in
| Michel Terestchenko
Pages 11 to 16| Human life: Between treasure and capital?
| Alexia Jolivet, Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 17 to 27| Preserve and measure. The relational value of human life
| Jérôme Ravat
Pages 28 to 42| The political and moral economy of hope in medical oncology and the
constitution of the experimental body as biocapital
| Benjamin Derbez
Pages 43 to 56| Achieving, with Alzheimer’s, a life with value
| Catherine Le Galès, Martine Bungener
Pages 57 to 68| Human life in the prism of contemporary questions of mental health
| Françoise Champion, Nadia Garnoussi
Pages 69 to 76| Giving life back to life
| Yannis Constantinidès
Pages 77 to 90| Awakening future citizens to bioethics: Challenges and feasibility
| Karine Demuth-Labouze
Pages 91 to 103| Toward cognitive justice: Biomedical enhancement of attention in
children
| Elisabeth de Castex
Pages 104 to 116| For an ethics of management faced with emergency
| Pierre-Olivier Monteil
Pages 117 to 123| The responsibility of calculating beings
| Alexei Grinbaum
Pages 124 to 131| Dingdingdong – Institute for the Coproduction of Knowledge about
Huntington's Disease, or the art of concern
| Valérie Pihet
Pages 132 to 135| A critical review of Qui vivra, qui mourra
(F. Leichter-Flack)
| Robin Michalon
Pages 136 to 138| Introduction to “Biomedical research and therapeutic trials in the
study of Alzheimer’s” (Les Cahiers de l’Espace éthique,
No. 4)
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Figures of anticipation
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
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Pages 5 to 7| Is ethical expertise a tool for technocratic governance?
| Annabelle Littoz-Monnet
Pages 8 to 10| The ethics of technology, between reflexivity and instrumentality
| Xavier Guchet
Pages 11 to 13| The conditions for an autonomy of ethics
| Léo Coutellec
Pages 14 to 18| Figures of anticipation
| Léo Coutellec, Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 19 to 28| When anticipation turns plural: The complexity of genomic data for
testing professional practice
| Sophie Julia, Gabrielle Bertier, Anne Cambon-Thomsen
Pages 29 to 47| The promise of the biobank: Concern for the future in the ethics of
biomedical research
| Alexandra Soulier, Anne Cambon-Thomsen
Pages 48 to 62| The limits of justice: Citizenship, the ability to anticipate, and
disability
| Catherine Audard
Pages 63 to 73| The futurist compostion of man, elements of an ethics of
quehacer in the work of José Ortega y Gasset
| Anne Bardet
Pages 74 to 89| Science-fiction, ecological speculations, and an ethics of future
| Yannick Rumpala
Pages 90 to 98| How to escape the trap of time’s arrow?
| Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent
Pages 99 to 108| Imagination and decision-making
| Jean-Philippe Pierron
Pages 109 to 117| Does ethics have a place in a society of control?
| Élisabeth G. Sledziewski
Pages 118 to 132| And if I despair, who do I resent?
| Romain Huët
Pages 133 to 138| Transhumanism and moral enhancement: A case for ethical naturalism?
| Alberto Masala
Pages 139 to 147| Ethics and live performance
| Estelle Moulard-Delhaye, Amandine Pilaudeau, Marion Guilloux, Justin Winzenrieth
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The contemporary ambivalence of decisions
| Revue française d'éthique appliquée
(2016/1 No 1)
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Pages 5 to 6| Editorial
| Emmanuel Hirsch, Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 7 to 11| Neuroenhancers are out, is natural talent in?
| Pieter Bonte
Pages 12 to 14| For a humane “meliorism”
| Bernard Baertschi
Pages 15 to 19| The anthropotechnicological use of psychostimulants: Reflections on
current and future practices
| Jérôme Goffette
Pages 20 to 21| The contemporary ambivalence of decisions
| Pierre-Emmanuel Brugeron, Léo Coutellec, Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 22 to 36| Is the medical decision the end of decision makers?
| Jean-Pierre Cléro
Pages 37 to 44| Ethical deliberation at the heart of applied ethics
| Georges A. Legault
Pages 45 to 58| Decision-making in the context of deep brain stimulation
| Marie-Geneviève Pinsart
Pages 59 to 70| Computerization in aid of decision-making: Is the medical decision
safe? The example of a predictive tool in cancerology
| Aude Kempf, Emmanuelle Kempf
Pages 71 to 79| From care management, to taking care of management
| Pierre-Olivier Monteil
Pages 80 to 91| In need of recognition
| François Athané
Pages 92 to 106| The ambiguities of applied ethics
| Anne-Françoise Schmid
Pages 107 to 108| Early intervention, early diagnosis
| Emmanuel Hirsch, Léo Coutellec, Paul-Loup Weil-Dubuc
Pages 109 to 110| The domain of the medical examiner: Ethics and epistemology of
medico-judicial expertise
| Jean-François Michard
Pages 111 to 112| Are economic considerations taken into account for GMO approval?
| Olga Carolina Cardenas Gomez
Pages 113 to 117| An ethics of wisdom for the technological age: Why and above all
how?
| Michel Puech
Pages 118 to 125| What makes a life deserving of being mourned?
| Roland Schaer