Abstract

ALVAREZ DIAZ, Jorge Alberto. PSYCHOANALYSIS AND BIOETHICS. rev.latinoam.bioet. [online]. 2015, vol.15, n.1, pp.64-79. ISSN 1657-4702.

This paper seeks how to articulate psychoanalysis and bioethics. To do this, it is reviewed what might be an appropriate framework, choosing transdiscipline. For a transdisciplinary approach it is proposed that is required to break some orthodoxy points of each of the disciplines that try to relate, and also the requirement of a transdisciplinary axis that is not restricted to gather some insights in a reducible or bringing under, complimentary (in the sense of mere aggregation), but that reorganize into a new epistemological level, a different one. The paper proposesthat breakpoints of orthodoxy of the relationship between psychoanalysis and bioethics could be the actual contemporary technoscience, and the role of the psychoanalyst in an ethics committee. Finally, it is proposed that a possible transdisciplinary axis between psychoanalysis and bioethics can be deliberation, a proposed methodology for bioethics (understanding it as an ethics of responsibility) done by Diego Gracia Guillén.

Keywords : Ethics committees; deliberation; interdiscipline; transdiscipline.

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