Cuerpos Sin Voz

Cuerpos Sin Voz

Daniel Aillaud

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Editorial:
Daniel Aillaud
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Ética y filosofía moral
ISBN:
9789689743613
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¿Qué perdemos cuando dejamos de hablar sobre el aborto?Durante décadas, el aborto ha sido reducido a un enfrentamiento entre posturas irreconciliables. Sin embargo, detrás de cada discusión existen mujeres, familias, profesionales de la salud y sociedades enteras enfrentando uno de los dilemas más complejos de nuestro tiempo.En Cuerpos Sin Voz, Daniel Aillaud analiza la realidad social que rodea al aborto desde una perspectiva bioética, integrando la medicina, la filosofía, la historia y las ciencias sociales para comprender cómo la desigualdad, la pobreza, la violencia, el acceso a la salud, las creencias y las circunstancias personales moldean decisiones que rara vez ocurren en condiciones ideales.Lejos de ofrecer respuestas simples o defender una postura única, este libro invita al lector a cuestionar sus propias convicciones, reconocer la complejidad del problema y acercarse con empatía a quienes viven estas experiencias. Porque, detrás de cada debate, existen historias que merecen ser escuchadas, voces que con frecuencia permanecen en silencio y personas que necesitan saber que no están solas.

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