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Title:Odnos do evtanazije kot pomoč in pravica do dostojanstvene smrti – stanje v Republiki Sloveniji
Authors:ID Završnik, Sara (Author)
ID Kraljić, Suzana (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
Files:.pdf MAG_Zavrsnik_Sara_2023.pdf (2,90 MB)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:FOV - Faculty of Organizational Sciences in Kranj
Abstract:Izraz evtanazija se je uporabljal že v antiki, sama definicija pojma pa se je skozi stoletja spreminjala in razvijala. Danes si pod pojmom evtanazija predstavljamo lahko oziroma dobro smrt. Evtanazija je v današnjem času vse bolj aktualna tema, ljudje pa so, ko tema nanese nanjo oziroma na njeno legalizacijo, razdeljeni. Svoja stališča tako zagovorniki kot njeni nasprotniki utemeljujejo s številnimi argumenti. Najpogostejši argumenti, ki jih izpostavljajo zagovorniki, so: preprečevanje bolečine in trpljenja, avtonomija in dostojanstvo. Nasprotniki evtanazije pa v povezavi z njo največkrat izpostavljajo veliko možnost zlorab in nedotakljivost človeškega življenja. V prvem delu smo opisali pojem evtanazije, sprehodili smo se skozi njeno zgodovino, raziskali smo, katere vrste evtanazije poznamo, pogledali smo argumente za in proti, dotaknili pa smo se tudi pravne ureditve evtanazije. V drugem delu smo s pomočjo anonimne ankete raziskali, kakšno je stanje v Sloveniji oziroma kakšen odnos imamo do evtanazije. Na podlagi rezultatov raziskave lahko sklepamo, da je javnost v Sloveniji uzakonitvi evtanazije naklonjena. V anketi je namreč 61 % sodelujočih evtanazijo zagovarjalo, 66 % pa bi, če bi prišlo do njene legalizacije, zakon tudi podprli. Anketiranci so imeli večinoma pozitiven odnos do evtanazije.
Keywords:Evtanazija, trpljenje, dostojanstvena smrt, argumenti za legalizacijo, argumenti proti legalizaciji
Place of publishing:Maribor
Year of publishing:2023
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-86101 New window
COBISS.SI-ID:176646915 New window
Publication date in DKUM:08.12.2023
Views:735
Downloads:227
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Licensing start date:06.10.2023

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Language:English
Title:Attitudes towards Euthanasia as Assistance and the Right to Dignified Death – Situation in the Republic of Slovenia
Abstract:The term “euthanasia” was first used in antiquity. Its definition has evolved and developed over the centuries. Today, euthanasia is commonly understood as a peaceful or good death. Euthanasia has been an increasing topic nowadays. When the subject of euthanasia or its potential legalization arises, it divides public opinion. Both proponents and opponents present a range of arguments to justify their positions. The most common arguments pointed out by the supporters are prevention of pain and suffering, autonomy, and dignity. The opponents often point out that abuse may happen too quickly and that human life is inviolable. In the first section, we have described the concept of euthanasia, traced its historical development, explored the various types of euthanasia known today, examined the arguments both for and against it, and presented the legal regulation of euthanasia. In the second section, through an anonymous survey, we investigated the prevailing sentiment in Slovenia regarding euthanasia. Based on the survey results, it is evident that the majority of the Slovenian public supports the legalization of euthanasia. Specifically, 61% of respondents expressed support for euthanasia, while 66% endorsed its legalization. The participants mostly had a positive attitude towards euthanasia.
Keywords:Euthanasia, suffering, death with dignity, arguments for legalization, arguments against legalization


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