监禁的语言和被监禁者的语言

IF 1.4 3区哲学 Q2 ETHICS

Public Health Ethics Pub Date : 2022-10-19 DOI:10.1093/phe/phac024

L. Reid

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摘要

这篇评论在本期中对Smith(2021)的反思，扩展了我们对囚犯健康问题的思考，并质疑我们有时在谈论被监禁者时使用的非人性化语言，包括在公共卫生和公共卫生伦理方面。甚至我们使用的关于拘留系统本身的语言(例如“刑事司法系统”)也令人担忧:它对该系统进行了赞美，并对其在加剧种族健康不平等和维持殖民主义方面的作用进行了论文。许多问题需要进行伦理分析，使用可以包含系统内提供医疗保健的人员和系统内试图获得医疗保健的人员所经历的紧张和矛盾的镜头。除了获得卫生保健(促进、预防、治疗和姑息治疗)之外，社会承诺通过剥夺人们获得健康的许多关键社会决定因素来处理社会问题，这是许多紧张局势和矛盾的核心。

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The Language of Incarceration and of Persons Subject to Incarceration

Reflecting on Smith (2021) in this issue, this commentary extends our consideration of issues in carceral health and questions the dehumanizing language we sometimes use—including in public health and public health ethics—to talk about persons held in incarceration. Even the language we use for the carceral system itself (such as ‘criminal justice system’) is fraught: it casts a laudatory light on the system and papers over its role in compounding racial health inequities and in sustaining colonialism. A host of issues call out for ethical analysis, using lenses that can encompass the tensions and contradictions experienced by people within the system who deliver healthcare and those within the system trying to access that care. Beyond access to health care (promotion, prevention, treatment and palliation), the societal commitment to dealing with social issues by depriving people of many key social determinants of health is at the heart of many of these tensions and contradictions.

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Public Health Ethics PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-MEDICAL ETHICS

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