Generalized Surrogacy and the COVID Crisis

IF 0.1 0 RELIGION

International Journal of Practical Theology Pub Date : 2022-06-11 DOI:10.1515/ijpt-2020-0044

D. Hansen

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Abstract

Abstract This article examines how the systemic sin of neoliberalism affects pandemic relationships, specifically considering how its emphasis on autonomy can result in relational abuse and erode a recognition of our fundamental interdependence as human beings. To contextualize the argument, this article employs a case study of tip baiting in the United States during the COVID-19 crisis to explain how neoliberalism concretely results in harm that can be identified as a form of systemic sin.

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广义代孕与新冠肺炎危机

本文探讨了新自由主义的系统性罪恶如何影响流行病关系，特别是考虑到它对自主性的强调如何导致关系滥用，并侵蚀我们作为人类基本相互依存的认识。为了将这一论点置于背景下，本文采用了新冠肺炎危机期间美国小费诱饵的案例研究，以解释新自由主义如何具体导致可被确定为一种系统性罪恶的伤害。

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International Journal of Practical Theology RELIGION-

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0.80

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14.30%

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期刊介绍： The International Journal of Practical Theology is an academic journal. It is intended for practical theologians and teachers of religious education, scientists specializing in religion, and representatives of other cultural-scientific disciplines. The aim of the journal is to promote an international and interdisciplinary dialogue. The journal contains contributions on an empirically descriptive and critically constructive theory of ecclesiastical and religious practice in society. Primarily, it deals with descriptions of religion as it is practised. Religion in this context can be understood in the broad sense of the word according to which all appreciative tendencies towards an ultimate view of oneself and of the world can be described as being religious.