| Literature DB >> 36258779 |
Mirjam Faissner1, Kris Vera Hartmann2, Isabella Marcinski-Michel3, Regina Müller4, Merle Weßel5.
Abstract
Definition of the problem: Feminist approaches to medical ethics are well established in international discourses. By contrast, in the German-speaking medical ethical discourse, they still seem to be rather marginal. In this article, we analyze which feminist perspectives are prominent in German medical ethics and suggest new approaches. Arguments: We present our results from a systematized review of the literature, in which we identify existing feminist approaches within the German-speaking medical ethics discourse as well as research gaps. Based on the review, our preliminary research and discussions in the working group "Feminist perspectives in bio and medical ethics", we defend three hypotheses aimed at advancing the German feminist medical ethical discourse. We posit that (1) feminist medical ethics aim at (epistemic) justice, (2) feminist medical ethics are critical and context-sensitive, and (3) intersectional and postcolonial approaches within feminist medical ethics may contribute to epistemically just, critical, and context-sensitive medical ethics.Entities:
Keywords: Discrimination; Feminism; Gender; Intersectionality; Justice; Literature review
Year: 2022 PMID: 36258779 PMCID: PMC9559163 DOI: 10.1007/s00481-022-00724-8
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Ethik Med ISSN: 0935-7335 Impact factor: 0.729
| Thema | Anzahl | Aufsätze |
|---|---|---|
| Grundbegriffe feministischer Medizinethik | 6 | Nagl-Docekal und Pauer-Studer ( |
| Reproduktionsmedizin | 6 | Kuhlmann ( |
| Lebendorganspende | 4 | Schicktanz et al. ( |
| Diskriminierung und Marginalisierung | 4 | Graumann ( |
| Forschungsethik | 3 | Wild ( |
| Altersmedizin | 2 | Foth und Leibing ( |
| Geschlechtsidentität | 1 | Hester ( |
| Digitalisierung und Public Health | 1 | Sauerborn et al. ( |