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Ocena stygmatyzacji w świetle zasad życia społecznego

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Kosche M.
Seminare. Poszukiwania naukowe
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2011
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vol. 29
123-13
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Stigmatization is a process, which exists in the modern society in many ways. It concerns many different groups of people, marked with a specific, non-accepted way. The essay is an attempt to present the phenomenon of stigmatization – how it influences peoples opinions and behavior. The main goal however is a moral evaluation of social stigmatization, on the basis of the principles of social life, like the dignity of human person, the principle of common good, the principle of universal allocation of goods, the principle of subsidiarity, the category of participation, and the principle of solidarity. The results of the this work show, that the stigmatization is a maleficent process not only concerning individuals, but also groups and a whole society.
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Moralny obowiązek pogrzebania ciała ludzkiego wobec śmierci dziecka przed narodzinami

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Kieniewicz P.
Roczniki Teologii Moralnej
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2012
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vol. 4
195-212
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The dignity of human person demands – among other things – that in case of one's death a proper burial is given. This obvious obligation seems to be somehow suspended, when it is an unborn child, who dies. Meanwhile, the Church is the only institution, which consequently defends the dignity and life of every unborn child. Its canon and liturgical law explicates strong conviction, that every human person's dignity should be respected, also by a burial. Surprisingly, not all in the Church seem to appreciate that approach. The present study is to remind all about that moral obligation of this final sign of respect toward unborn.
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