Hilde Lindemann verdiept zich in feministische bioethiek, feministische ethiek, de ethiek van gezinnen en de sociale constructie van personen en hun identiteiten. Haar werk onderzoekt hoe personen en hun identiteiten worden gevormd door de samenleving en de ethische implicaties die daaruit voortvloeien, met name in de context van familie en bio-ethische vraagstukken. Ze onderzoekt de ingewikkelde wisselwerking tussen maatschappelijke krachten en individuele persoonlijkheid.
Hilde Lindemann Nelson focuses on the stories of groups of people-including Gypsies, mothers, nurses, and transsexuals-whose identities have been defined by those with the power to speak for them and to constrain the scope of their actions. By placing...
Patient in the Family examines the tensions between the two systems devoted to caring for people's deepest vulnerabilities, the health care system and the institution of the family and suggests how they could work better together.
This resource aims to shift the perspective on health care by highlighting its philosophical richness rather than solely focusing on ethical dilemmas. It encourages a deeper engagement with health care as a field that offers valuable insights into traditional philosophical concerns, promoting a more nuanced understanding of its practices and implications.