
Taking Persons Seriously (with Mihretu Guta)
Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture
Ethics of Personhood in Vegetative States
This chapter explores the ethical implications of defining personhood, particularly for individuals in a permanent vegetative state. It argues that personhood should not solely depend on functional capacity and emphasizes the dignity of all individuals, regardless of consciousness. The discussion challenges conventional notions of autonomy and care, advocating for a compassionate understanding of personhood in end-of-life scenarios.
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