concepto de derecho a la vida
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Es posible identificar en la literatura nacional y extranjera cinco formas de entender el derecho a la vida: como el derecho a vivir o a permanecer vivo; como el derecho a vivir bien o vivir con dignidad; como el derecho a recibir todo lo mínimamente necesario para no morir en lo inmediato; como el derecho a que no nos maten y, finalmente, como el derecho a que no nos maten arbitrariamente. En este trabajo, se presentan esas cinco concepciones, se analizan críticamente y se proporcionan razones para defender la última concepción, aquella según la cual el derecho a la vida consiste en el derecho a que no nos maten arbitrariamente. Además de lo anterior, en este trabajo se aborda y se discute la tesis de la indisponibilidad de la vida.
Both in national and foreign literature it is possible to find five conceptions regarding the right to life: as the right to live or remain alive; as the right to live well or with dignity; as the right to be given all that is necessary to stay alive; as the right no to be killed and, finally, as the right no to be killed arbitrarily. In this paper all those conceptions are explained, analyzed y reasons are given to support the last one of them, that according to which the right to life is the right not to be killed arbitrarily. Besides that, this paper addresses the discussion regarding the legitimacy for an individual to take his life.
Both in national and foreign literature it is possible to find five conceptions regarding the right to life: as the right to live or remain alive; as the right to live well or with dignity; as the right to be given all that is necessary to stay alive; as the right no to be killed and, finally, as the right no to be killed arbitrarily. In this paper all those conceptions are explained, analyzed y reasons are given to support the last one of them, that according to which the right to life is the right not to be killed arbitrarily. Besides that, this paper addresses the discussion regarding the legitimacy for an individual to take his life.
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| Authors | ;Rodolfo Figueroa García-Huidobro |
| Journal | set-valued and variational analysis |
| Year | 2008 |
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