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Número ISBN/EAN: 9783515095679

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Autor do livro: florian bruns
Título do livro: medizinethik nationalsozialismus, fahrtenbuch 1939, berlin 1945, medizin nationalsozialismus

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Autor: Florian Bruns
Título: Medizinethik im Nationalsozialismus - Entwicklungen und Protagonisten in Berlin (1939–1945)
Editora: Franz Steiner Verlag
225 Páginas
Ano de publicação: 2012-06-19
Língua: Alemão
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EA; E107; Nonbooks, PBS / Geschichte/20. Jahrhundert (bis 1945); Wissenschaftsgeschichte (Sozial- und Geisteswissenschaften); Verstehen; Universitäts- und Wissenschaftsgeschichte; Geschichte; Protagonisten; Nationalsozialismus; Medizinethik; Entwicklungen; Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften; BB

Our present day debates on medical ethics are still shaped by the history of Nazi medical atrocities. One could assume that Nazi medicine was a form of medicine without ethics, yet closer scrutiny reveals that during the Second World War medical ethics became, for the first time, a compulsory subject for German medical students. Medical ethicists like Rudolf Ramm, Bernward J. Gottlieb or Joachim Mrugowsky, himself later convicted at Nuremberg, conveyed specific ideological aspects of Nazi medicine. They reinterpreted traditional medical ethics, and instrumentalized the field of medical history in order to legitimise the killing of mentally and physically handicapped in the "euthanasia" programme, and justify lethal experiments on human beings. Based on unpublished sources and biographies, this study shows how medical ethics can become a tool of previously unimaginable and criminal medical behaviour – a danger that is still relevant for us today.