French society tends to reduce to the binary choice «pro or against euthanasia» the complexity of questioning the issue of the end of life. Despite legislations and opinions formulated by the French National Ethical Consultative Committee for the Sciences of Life and Health (CCNE), the issue remains the same even if it shifted its focus from the direct questioning of the act to its hidden significance. Instead of addressing the questions of healers’ education, of support, of the extent of palliative care, political positions are rigid and divided on emblematic situations, no matter how exceptional
International audienceThe French palliative movement emerged in the early 1980s from an ethical revo...
International audienceContestant segment of the modem biomedicai world, the palliative care movement...
Dignity is one of the most controversial and yet commonly used terms in debates regarding end-of-lif...
La société française réduit de façon binaire « pour ou contre l’euthanasie » la complexité de l’abor...
In France, in order to solve the various ethical problems concerning end-of-life, French society has...
International audienceFor many years in France, the ethical debate on the end of life has centered o...
L objectif de ce travail est de comprendre comment la question morale de l euthanasie émerge dans un...
The objective of this paper is to understand from a sociological perspective how the moral question ...
Oncology is primarily concerned with the question of the end of life: cancer is the cause of one out...
International audienceThis paper traces the way autonomy has become a recognised value in health car...
End-of-life and the decisions that caregivers may need to make can become an issue due to the ethica...
International audienceThis paper intends to explore the ethical dimension of end-of-life situations ...
This article traces the way autonomy has become a recognised value in health care in France. In a co...
This article reviews the incentive policies implemented in recent years concerning the development o...
International audienceBackground: The question whether euthanasia should be legalised has led to sub...
International audienceThe French palliative movement emerged in the early 1980s from an ethical revo...
International audienceContestant segment of the modem biomedicai world, the palliative care movement...
Dignity is one of the most controversial and yet commonly used terms in debates regarding end-of-lif...
La société française réduit de façon binaire « pour ou contre l’euthanasie » la complexité de l’abor...
In France, in order to solve the various ethical problems concerning end-of-life, French society has...
International audienceFor many years in France, the ethical debate on the end of life has centered o...
L objectif de ce travail est de comprendre comment la question morale de l euthanasie émerge dans un...
The objective of this paper is to understand from a sociological perspective how the moral question ...
Oncology is primarily concerned with the question of the end of life: cancer is the cause of one out...
International audienceThis paper traces the way autonomy has become a recognised value in health car...
End-of-life and the decisions that caregivers may need to make can become an issue due to the ethica...
International audienceThis paper intends to explore the ethical dimension of end-of-life situations ...
This article traces the way autonomy has become a recognised value in health care in France. In a co...
This article reviews the incentive policies implemented in recent years concerning the development o...
International audienceBackground: The question whether euthanasia should be legalised has led to sub...
International audienceThe French palliative movement emerged in the early 1980s from an ethical revo...
International audienceContestant segment of the modem biomedicai world, the palliative care movement...
Dignity is one of the most controversial and yet commonly used terms in debates regarding end-of-lif...