Giovanni Boniolo
Giovanni Boniolo (degree in Physics and degree in Philosophy). Philosopher of Science.
He worked at the University of Padua (Department of Philosophy), the University of Milan (Department of Medicine and aggregated to the European School of Molecular Medicine), and the University of Ferrara (Department of Neuroscience and Rehabilitation).
He is Honorary Ambassador of the Technische Universität München, where he is also an Alumnus of the Institute for Advanced Study.
He has been appointed Cavaliere dell’Ordine della Repubblica Italiana
He worked on the philosophy of physics. Now he is interested in the philosophy of medicine and biomedicine, ethics of research and clinical practice, philosophy of general science, theory of individual and collective decisions, and in the education for freedom.
He has been a member and advisor of national and international journals, publishing houses, and cultural institutes; and a member of hiring committees and grant committees of many European and non-European institutions, universities, and foundations.
His work is witnessed by around 20 monographs and edited books (published by Cambridge University Press, Palgrave, McMillan, Springer, Mimesis, Raffaello Cortina, Garzanti, Bollati Boringhieri, Einaudi, Mondadori Università, Zanichelli, etc.) and by around 260 papers published in international peer reviewed journals.
He worked at the University of Padua (Department of Philosophy), the University of Milan (Department of Medicine and aggregated to the European School of Molecular Medicine), and the University of Ferrara (Department of Neuroscience and Rehabilitation).
He is Honorary Ambassador of the Technische Universität München, where he is also an Alumnus of the Institute for Advanced Study.
He has been appointed Cavaliere dell’Ordine della Repubblica Italiana
He worked on the philosophy of physics. Now he is interested in the philosophy of medicine and biomedicine, ethics of research and clinical practice, philosophy of general science, theory of individual and collective decisions, and in the education for freedom.
He has been a member and advisor of national and international journals, publishing houses, and cultural institutes; and a member of hiring committees and grant committees of many European and non-European institutions, universities, and foundations.
His work is witnessed by around 20 monographs and edited books (published by Cambridge University Press, Palgrave, McMillan, Springer, Mimesis, Raffaello Cortina, Garzanti, Bollati Boringhieri, Einaudi, Mondadori Università, Zanichelli, etc.) and by around 260 papers published in international peer reviewed journals.
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threats whose impact may be ethically sensitive and the possible solutions
addressing them in the context of spinal cord injury repairing strategies.
decisions, in particular decisions within psychosomatic medicine. In this
chapter, we show how an ethical counselling centred on the needs and on the
biographies of the patients could ameliorate their decisional process concerning
which clinical option should be pursued. And, of course, the ethical counselling
approach we propose does not diminish patient autonomy but, actually, increases
patient empowerment.