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A RIGHT TO GRATITUDE DERECHO A LA GRATITUD DIREITO À GRATIDÃO

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Author(s)
Zbigniew Szawarski
Keywords
gratitud
reglas sociales
derechos
obligaciones
tacto
buen gusto
gratidão
regras sociais
direitos
obrigações
tato e bom gosto
gratitude
social rules
rights
obligations
tact
good taste
Medicine (General)
R5-920
Medicine
R
DOAJ:Medicine (General)
DOAJ:Health Sciences
Medical philosophy. Medical ethics
R723-726
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URI
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/249995
Online Access
https://doaj.org/article/d44d312458ac4918b17bd912ad243f2b
Abstract
Few matters in medical ethics give rise to such passionate disputes and discussions as the issues of doctors' acceptances of diverse kinds of gifts, services or favours from grateful patients or pharmaceutical companies interested in acquiring a physicians endorsement. Gratitude is a fundamental moral value. Modern philosophy proposes three different, rival models of gratitude. Appropriate social rules determine what, when and under what conditions counts as a reciprocation of a gift. The moral sphere between doctor and patient is incredibly complex: there appear to be four types of possible attitudes that a patient can adopt towards a physician. The art of giving is as complex as the art of receiving<br>Pocos temas de ética médica despiertan tantas apasionadas disputas y discusiones como el de la aceptación, por parte de los médicos, de distintos tipos de regalos, servicios o favores de pacientes agradecidos, o de compañías farmacéuticas interesadas en obtener su visto bueno. La gratitud es un valor moral fundamental. La filosofía moderna propone tres modelos de gratitud, diferentes y rivales. Reglas sociales claras pueden determinar qué, cuándo y bajo cuáles condiciones algo cuenta como reciprocidad a un regalo. La esfera moral entre médico y paciente es increíblemente compleja: existen, aparentemente, cuatro actitudes posibles que un paciente puede adoptar frente a un médico. El arte de dar es tan complejo como el de recibir<br>Poucos temas de ética médica despertam tantas e apaixonadas disputas e discussões como o da aceitação, por parte dos médicos, de distintos tipos de presentes, serviços ou favores de pacientes agradecidos ou de indústrias farmacêuticas. A gratidão é um valor moral fundamental. A filosofia moderna propõe três modelos de gratidão, diferentes e rivais. Regras sociais claras podem determinar o que, quando e em que condições algo conta como reciprocidade para um presente. A esfera moral entre médico e pacinte é incrivelmente complexa: existem aparentemente quatro atitudes possíveis que um pacinte pode adotar frente a um médico. A arte de dar é tão complexa como a de receber
Date
2005-01-01
Type
Article
Identifier
oai:doaj.org/article:d44d312458ac4918b17bd912ad243f2b
0717-5906
1726-569X
https://doaj.org/article/d44d312458ac4918b17bd912ad243f2b
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Health Ethics
Philosophical Ethics

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