12 Questions
Why is culture sometimes considered ambiguous?
It is often used as a lazy trendy substitute
What does culture refer to based on the anthropological perspective?
Total way of life of a discrete society
How is ethical analysis of social practices described in the text?
As evaluating how well they follow basic values in human rights treaties
Why is interpretation required when applying human rights provisions and ethical principles?
To apply them to specific actions or practices
What is essential for respecting cultural diversity, according to the text?
Interpreting features beyond human rights and ethical principles
Why can there be disagreement over the definition of ethical principles?
As illustrated by two examples in the text
What are the four well-known principles of bioethics according to Beauchamp & Childress?
Respect for persons, nonmaleficence, beneficence, and justice
Which principle is often considered a conservative force for maintaining the status quo in societies?
Respect for tradition
In the context of bioethics, which principle pertains to the duty to do good?
Beneficence
Why can 'respect for tradition' sometimes conflict with the principle of respect for autonomy in bioethics?
Because cultural customs can violate human rights
In the discussion of contrasting Western and Eastern principles of bioethics, what concept was noted as missing from the Western principles?
Compassion
According to Beauchamp & Childress, what is the duty to not do bad in bioethics referred to as?
'Nonmaleficence'
Test your knowledge on the topic of cultural diversity and pluralism, focusing on ethical principles and moral rules. Learn about the concept of culture, its ambiguity, and varying interpretations among individuals.
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