by France Quéré · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9782738101204
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«L'éthique et la vie» is the philosophical essay by France Quéré, published by Odile Jacob in paperback (341 pages, in French).
The work reflects on the place of ethics in ordinary life and in decisions affecting health. France Quéré examines the moral dilemmas posed by medicine, the relationship between science, conscience and responsibility, and proposes a philosophical perspective to guide action in contexts of uncertainty.
Originally published in 1991. Includes bibliographical references (p. [335]-336). It is framed within philosophy and medical ethics.
A work of interest to philosophy students, healthcare professionals and readers seeking guidance on the moral dilemmas of medicine.
France Quéré, born France Éliette Blanche Jaulmes, was a French Protestant theologian and author of numerous works. Initially a specialist in writings of the ancient Church Fathers, whom she translated and commented on, she went on to study the condition of women and participate in ethical reflections of her time, particularly bioethics. An editorial writer for La Croix, Panorama and Réforme, she gave numerous lectures in France, Switzerland, Belgium, Algeria, and many other countries. She was named an honorary doctor by the University of Neuchâtel.
