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    • Bioethics
    • Philosophy of Science
    • Social Theory

    Background:

    • Postmodernism presents a significant challenge to traditional philosophical approaches in bioethics.
    • Key postmodern concerns include power dynamics, relational responsibility, and the nature of violence.
    • Existing bioethical frameworks may not adequately address these postmodern critiques.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To analyze the impact of postmodernism on the role of philosophy in bioethics.
    • To explore how contemporary bioethical concepts engage with postmodern challenges.
    • To propose a redefined role for philosophy within bioethics.

    Main Methods:

    • Conceptual analysis of postmodernism and its implications for bioethics.
    • Interpretation of contemporary scholarship on relational autonomy and naturalized bioethics.
    • Critical examination of philosophical roles in ethical discourse.

    Main Results:

    • Postmodernism necessitates a response to issues of power, relational responsibility, and violence in bioethics.
    • Relational autonomy and naturalized bioethics demonstrate engagement with postmodern critiques.
    • A critical, rather than prescriptive, role for philosophy in bioethics is supported.

    Conclusions:

    • Philosophy's role in bioethics should shift from moral guidance to critical analysis.
    • Bioethics must critically assess the consequences of prioritizing certain perspectives.
    • Engaging with postmodernism enriches bioethical discourse by highlighting power and relationality.