The new special issue of Diametros, titled “Bioethics Meets Political Philosophy” edited by Tomasz Żuradzki, features articles analyzing the relationship between bioethics and political philosophy. The authors highlight the limitations of liberalism based on autonomy and neutrality in addressing the challenges of contemporary bioethics. The entire issue is available in open access.
The new special issue of Diametros titled “Bioethics Meets Political Philosophy” features articles that explore the relationship between bioethics and political philosophy. The authors highlight the limitations of liberalism based on autonomy and neutrality in addressing the challenges of contemporary bioethics. In the articles by Greg Bognar, Søren Holm, Jurga Jonutytė, and Thaddeus Metz, topics such as genetic enhancement, the use of public reason in bioethics, identity in the face of institutional humiliation, and the fair allocation of healthcare resources are examined. Referring to examples such as vaccine hesitancy, conscientious objection, disability activism, and the prioritization of certain forms of treatment, the authors point to the need to rethink liberal frameworks in light of bioethical challenges.
Diametros, Vol. 22 No. 84 (2025): Bioethics Meets Political Philosophy
Editorial
Bioethics Meets Political Philosophy
Tomasz Żuradzki, Elena Popa
1-4
View of Bioethics Meets Political Philosophy
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33392/diam.2070
Bioethics Meets Political Philosophy
Liberalism and Human Genetic Enhancement
Greg Bognar
5–22
View of Liberalism and Human Genetic Enhancement
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33392/diam.2018
Policing the Borders of Bioethics – ”Rawlsian” Public Reason as a Disciplinary Tool
Søren Holm
23–41
View of Policing the Borders of Bioethics – ”Rawlsian” Public Reason as a Disciplinary Tool
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33392/diam.1995
The Self After Official Disdain: The Analysis of Ontologically Weak Identity
Jurga Jonutytė
42–58
View of The Self After Official Disdain: The Analysis of Ontologically Weak Identity
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33392/diam.2041
Intuitions about Just Public Healthcare Versus Liberal Political Theory
Thaddeus Metz
59–76
View of Intuitions about Just Public Healthcare Versus Liberal Political Theory
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33392/diam.1991
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