A philosophical thought about violence and bioethics
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person, anthropology, will powerAbstract
The article shows a philosophical approach to the concept of violence. In order to achieve this, various meanings or uses of the term violence are analyzed. In the Introduction, a preliminary version of violence is analyzed. In the second section, violence is discussed as a personal rupture. In the third section, a pair of arguments using the term violence are analyzed and thus, withdraw its definition. We close it with the conclusions
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