Interdependence, Individuals, and Impacts for Bioethics: How Relations Shape Responsibility
Date
Wednesday, March 22, 2023
Time
12:00pm - 1:15pm
Location
Ford Auditorium
Description
The histories of bioethics are shaped by accounts of individuals and their relations. From relatedness and dependence through interconnection and interdependence, these accounts provide accounts of how our social, biological, technological, and informational relationships shape bioethical considerations of health, agency, and autonomy. Where do those histories direct us, in terms of bioethical responsibility?
Jonathan Beever, Ph.D., is an environmental philosopher focused on questions of ethics and digital technologies. He is currently an Associate Professor of Ethics and Digital Culture in the Department of Philosophy and the Texts & Technology Ph.D. Program at the University of Central Florida. His research seeks to understand and impact the ways in which we all relate to and value ecological relationships at the intersections of digital and “analog” environments. His work as a whole seeks to understand and impact the ways we relate to and value the rest of the natural world. See full bio HERE.
CBSSM’s Clinical Ethics Service sponsors the monthly Bioethics Grand Rounds. CME credit is available for Michigan Medicine faculty and staff.
Faculty and Nursing CME Credit 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ & 1.0 CEU for Social Work Available
For CME and CEU details click HERE.
Please feel free to forward on to others in your department who may be interested.
The following faculty planner(s)/co-planner(s) and presenter(s) have nothing to disclose: Andrew Shuman, Christian Vercler, and Jonathan Beever.
