Rethinking Ethics: A Shift From Human-Centered Ethics To All-Life Ethics
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| Year of publication | 2019 |
| Type | Appeared in Conference without Proceedings |
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| Description | The objective of this presentation was (1) to inform the audience how rapid population growth is and identify which current global problems it causes, (2) to remind the audience that the most humane way of solving this problem is a focus on human rights and voluntary family planning (it is generally considered to be a fundamental human right to freely choose the number and spacing of children), and (3) to show the audience that, given the magnitude of problems population growth causes, implementing the suggestions in (2) might not be enough, and that a paradigm shift from human-centered ethics to all-life ethics will be required. |
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