【The Late Night Institute】Libe’s main concern – self-harm – organ trafficking – freedom to commit suicide

This paper will be a discussion of political science – applied ethics.
This is the DL version of the essay sold at C95.

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This paper, the third in the Libeko-chan (the girl on the cover) series, deals with the theme of liberty supremacy x bioethics, and the theory of liberty in bioethics, which was not touched on much in the previous two works.

Rights [property rights] as the basis of liberty theory
We will discuss the right to damage, kill, buy, sell, and transfer one’s own body and life freely.

To what extent can we defend such freedoms–
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Author: Irieta
Illustration: Kanji Hanazawa
Product Name:[DL Version] Libe’s True Love – Self-Harm – Organ Trafficking – Suicide Freedom
Specification: B5 / 28 pages
Data format: Full color PDF

Author’s introduction
Irietta
Born in Tochigi Prefecture and currently lives in Tokyo. She holds a master’s degree in political science from the Graduate School of Political Science, Waseda University, and a diploma in piano from the Tokyo College of Music. She is a member of the Japan Society of Political Science and the Japan Society of Musicology.
His research interests in political science and applied ethics are mainly on the political theory of liberalism and liberal supremacy, PPP-PFI and privatization policies. His research interests in musicology are mainly in German piano music, especially in the piano works of Robert Schumann.
2017年よりIrietta名義で同人分野でも論文・論考の執筆を開始。

Author’s comments
This is the third work in the series, which deals with the theme of freedom supremacy x bioethics, and the theory of freedom in bioethics, which was not really touched in the previous works.
Among the negative liberty theories, which often give a radical impression, I think that linking bioethics, especially suicide and organ trafficking, with freedom is a counterintuitive argument for many people. For this reason, in the past, I have voluntarily avoided writing about such topics in articles for requested journals that are not privately published, in order to avoid giving a negative impression to the journal.
However, with the current coronary shock and the associated increase in depression and suicides, there seems to be a growing interest in bioethics in our society. In this context, we thought it might be of some significance to consider the issue of bioethics from a certain standpoint without discernment, so we created a re-released version.
This paper is the first essay of my personal work, which I wrote by myself, selecting all the themes and contents of the essay. This is my first personal essay.