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Boa vontade e beneficência para pessoas com deficiência mental extrema? [Good will and benevolence for people with extreme mental disabilities?]

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Barbosa-Fohrmann, Ana Paula
Keywords
Extreme disabilities
Benevolence
Good will
Kant
GE Subjects
Methods of ethics
Philosophical ethics
Bioethics
Medical ethics

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"Este artigo tem como base, sobretudo, as interpretações de Allen Wood e Barbara Herman sobre a boa vontade e a beneficência na teoria moral de Kant, tendo por objetivo construir uma nova interpretação orientada para as deficiências mentais extremas, como nos casos dos pacientes com demência avançada e dos que se encontram em coma vegetativo permanente. Outras reflexões serão acrescentadas com o objetivo de corroborar as interpretações dos autores acima mencionados. Nesse quadro, buscará responder as seguintes indagações: 1) Tais pacientes são dotados de vontade conhecida? 2) São eles capazes de orientar a sua ação de acordo uma boa vontade? 3) Eles têm o dever de exercer a boa vontade em relação aos demais membros da sociedade, ou é apenas a sociedade que tem esse dever para com eles? Deve ser, assim, aplicada aqui uma relação de reciprocidade? 4) A filosofia moral kantiana apresenta, de fato, um dever de beneficência em relação àqueles que se encontram em situação de vulnerabilidade, ou isso é apenas uma contradição revelada através de uma leitura mais detida e rigorosa da Fundamentação?" ["This paper is mainly based on the interpretations of Allen Wood and Barbara Herman on the good will and benevolence in Kant’ moral theory. It aims at building a new interpretation for extreme mental disabilities, such as the cases of patients with advanced dementia and those who are in a permanent vegetative coma. Other reflections will be added in order to corroborate the intepretations of the authors above mentioned. In this framework, this paper will seek to answer the following questions: 1) Are such patients endowed with a will that is known by every person? 2) Are they able to direct their action according to a good will? 3) Do they have the duty to exercise good will towards other members of society, or is it the society that has this duty towards them? Is a relation of reciprocity to be applied here? 4) Does Kant’s moral philosophy, in fact, show a duty of benevolence toward those who are in a vulnerable condition, or is this just a contradiction revealed by a more detailed and accurate reading of the Groundwork?]
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2015
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