Dignity and technology

¹Institute of Philosophy, Warsaw University, Poland.

|June 1, 1989

Abstract:

Technology has been developed in order to protect and safeguard human dignity; however, technology may also threaten it. The principle of human dignity plays an important role in assessing medical technology and medical practices.

Keywords:

Bioethics and Professional Ethics Health Care and Public Health

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