Many authors have argued for moral and legal unacceptability of buying and selling human organs. Recently, Roberto Andorno has revived an argument for such a conclusion based on a Kantian conception of human dignity. I try to show that instead we need an empirical conception of dignity and that there are good reasons, relating to the vulnerability of the poor sellers, which lead to a negative moral judgment on organs commodification. Admittedly, such an argument may be not as strong as those based on a “pure” conception of human dignity.
La commercializzazione di parti del corpo umano. Di quale dignità abbiamo bisogno? / Matteo Galletti. - In: JURA GENTIUM. - ISSN 1826-8269. - ELETTRONICO. - 17:(2020), pp. 42-59.
La commercializzazione di parti del corpo umano. Di quale dignità abbiamo bisogno?
Matteo Galletti
2020
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Many authors have argued for moral and legal unacceptability of buying and selling human organs. Recently, Roberto Andorno has revived an argument for such a conclusion based on a Kantian conception of human dignity. I try to show that instead we need an empirical conception of dignity and that there are good reasons, relating to the vulnerability of the poor sellers, which lead to a negative moral judgment on organs commodification. Admittedly, such an argument may be not as strong as those based on a “pure” conception of human dignity.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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