Results for 'Haruka Konishi'

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  1. Anti-Love Biomedical Intervention and the Necessity of Consent.Kiichi Inarimori, Haruka Ichiki & Kengo Miyazono - forthcoming - Neuroethics.
    central claim is that anti-love biomedical intervention can be justified without the “simultaneous consent” of recipients (where the simultaneous consent of a person S is understood as S’s consent at time t to an intervention at t) when it contributes to increased autonomy. We begin with an overview of earlier discussions of the ethics of anti-love biomedical intervention, focusing on the pioneering work of Earp and colleagues. We then present some cases in which paternalistic intervention may be effective. We will (...)
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