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Krishanu Saha¹, J Benjamin Hurlbut², Sheila Jasanoff³

¹Departments of Biomedical Engineering and Medical History & Bioethics, Wisconsin Institute for Discovery, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI, USA.

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Summary

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Human dignity is not solely an individualistic concept but is deeply intertwined with social relations and norms. This work challenges the narrow view that societal factors are secondary to individual dignity, arguing they are fundamentally linked.

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CRISPR bioethics ethics gene editing science policy science studies

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Area of Science:

Social Philosophy
Ethics
Sociology

Background:

Critiques Professor Beriain's narrow conception of human dignity.
Highlights the traditional view of human dignity as solely individualistic.

Discussion:

Argues that social relations and norms are integral to human dignity, not secondary concerns.
Challenges the dichotomy between individual dignity and group interests.
Proposes a more holistic understanding of human dignity rooted in social context.

Key Insights:

Human dignity is inherently social and relational.
The individualistic view of dignity is a false dichotomy.
Societal norms and relations are foundational to dignity.

Outlook:

Re-evaluating the philosophical underpinnings of human dignity.
Promoting a socially embedded understanding of human rights.
Further research into the sociology of dignity and social norms.