Context-sensitive Dialogues | Etikk i praksis

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Vilhjalmur Arnason

HI, Reykjavik (population databases and biobanks, research ethics, informed consent, ethics of personalized medicine, patient-professional relationship, ethical codes, professional ethics, methods in bioethics,
scientific citizenship, issues of democracy)

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This article reflects on the central themes of Vilhjálmur Árnason’s work, particularly his focus on contextualized morality and dialogical ethics. Vilhjálmur emphasizes the importance of balancing individual freedom and responsibility with an understanding of social and political contexts. By examining relational ethics across healthcare, research, and public health, the article highlights his contributions to bioethics, including concepts like informed consent, scientific citizenship, and authorization in biobank research. Vilhjálmur¹ advocates for communicative reasoning and authentic dialogue as essential tools for ethical analysis, situational decision-making, and fostering trust in research and healthcare practices. The work underscores the importance of trustworthiness, veracity, and participatory engagement in addressing modern ethical challenges, particularly in rapidly advancing biotechnologies.

Keywords: Contextual ethics, dialogical ethics, relational autonomy, informed consent, authorization, bioethics, trustworthiness, communicative reasoning, healthcare ethics, public health ethics, scientific citizenship, biobank research

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Arnason, V. (2024). Context-sensitive Dialogues: Response and Reflections. Etikk I Praksis – Nordic Journal of Applied Ethics, 18(2), 61-72.

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