Francesca Marin

francesca.marin@unipd.it

Place

Dipartimento di Filosofia, Sociologia, Pedagogia e Psicologia Applicata - FISPPA
PIAZZA CAPITANIATO, 3 - PALAZZO DEL CAPITANIO - PADOVA

Reception

Modalità telematica o in presenza presso Palazzo del Capitanio, piano 3, scala A, n. 044Il ricevimento si terrà su appuntamento, sia in modalità telematica che in presenza, a seconda delle necessità e delle disponibilità.Gli studenti potranno contattare la docente via mail (francesca.marin@unipd.it) in modo da fissare il ricevimento in presenza o un Meeting Zoom.

Profile

Francesca Marin is Associate Professor, hired according to the regime of the Law of 30 December 2010, for the scientific disciplinary sector PHIL-03 / A - MORAL PHILOSOPHY at the Department of Philosophy, Sociology, Pedagogy and Applied Psychology (FISPPA), University of Padova.From a.y. 2020-21 she is lecturer of Moral Philosophy (total number of hours per academic year equal to 63) within the Second-cycle/Master's degree in Philosophical Sciences at the FISPPA Department of the University of Padova. Since A.Y. 2023-24 he has been lecturer of History of Moral Philosophy (total number of hours per academic year equal to 63) within the Bachelor's First-cycle/Bachelor's degree Course in Philosophy at the FISPPA Department of the University of Padova.He has participated in national and international research projects on ethical-philosophical and bioethical topics. Specifically, from February 2015 to February 2017 he carried out research activities at FISPPA related to the project entitled "The Diffusion of Genetic Susceptibility Testing in Healthcare: What Are Its Implications for Medicine and Biomedical Ethics?". At the same Department, in 2013-14 she dealt with ethical issues related to the end of life within the project "Killing and Letting Die within Biomedical Ethics: Any Morally Relevant Differences?". In 2011-12 she carried out research at the Center for Legal-Environmental Decisions and Business Ethical Certification (CIGA) - University of Padova on the research project EPOCH - Ethics in Public Policy-Making: the Case of Human Enhancement.In 2016 she was Visiting Researcher at the Kennedy Institute of Ethics and the Pellegrino Center for Clinical Bioethics, two prestigious bioethics centers at Georgetown University (Washington D.C.). In 2008 she was a Visiting Scholar at the Center for Clinical Bioethics (Georgetown University - Washington D.C.) under the guidance of Prof. Edmund Pellegrino, Chairman of the President's Council on Bioethics from 2005 to 2009. The title of the award-winning paper is "Placing Trust in Medicine by Dealing with Its Uncertainty". In August 2011 she won the Young Scholars Award for best paper presented at the annual conference of the Societas Ethica. The title of the award-winning paper is "Reflections on the Medicine-Society Relationship". His publications deal with topics of moral philosophy, especially applied ethics. Among the main ones: The Three Graces of Ethics. Vulnerability, Care and Gratitude, ETS Editions, Pisa (in press); The agenda of bioethics: problems and perspectives, Il Poligrafo, Padova 2019; End-of-life bioethics. The distinction between killing and letting die, Orthotes Editrice, Naples-Salerno 2017; The Good of the Patient and His Metamorphoses in Biomedical Ethics, Mondadori, Milan 2012.

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