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  1. Minimal Ethics and the New Configuration of the Public Space.Sandu Frunza - 2012 - Journal for the Study of Religions and Ideologies 11 (32):3-17.
    Contemporary thinkers have not been hesitant to talk about the end of religion, the end of philosophy, or the end of morality. In such a context, our society is based on what Lipovetsky calls a minimal ethics. We live at the crossroads of two types of discourses: one proclaiming moral decadence, and another that speaks about the revival of morality. The fact that ethical maximalism quits the contemporary scene does not necessarily mean that it leaves a complete vacuum. The emptiness (...)
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  • Transplantation debates in Romania between bioethics and religion.Gavriluta Cristina & Frunza Mihaela - 2012 - Journal for the Study of Religions and Ideologies 11 (31):49-71.
    In this paper, we thoroughly investigate the various solutions proposed to solve the problems of transplantation system in Romania. Three types of solutions are especially envisaged: legislative ones, institutional ones and cultural/religious ones. We carefully analyze the main ethical and logistical arguments on presumed consent and its alternatives in Romania: family consent provided by the relatives and mandated choice. Special attention is dedicated both to institutional solutions (organizational, educational and information issues) and to religious arguments and motivations, for there were (...)
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