Le mie riflessioni sull’etica della pandemia ora anche in italiano per Micromega Online:
Per il testo in italiano si ringrazia Alessio Mattana per la traduzione e l’assistenza editoriale, e Giulia Cavaliere, filosofa morale all’University of Lancaster, per la lettura e i commenti.
I wrote a first-person perspective on the covid-19 outbreak in Italy for the online magazine AEON. In the essay (3,900 words, published on April 27th, 2020) I talk about allocation of scarce resources, intergenerational ethics, and tensions in public health ethics between the public good and individual freedoms. I also share some details of my personal life and how it was impacted by the covid-19 outbreak in Emilia-Romagna.
It was a real pleasure to work with AEON Senior Editor Sally Davies for this essay.
https://aeon.co/essays/a-bioethicist-on-the-hidden-costs-of-lockdown-in-italy
Forli’ in the time of covid-19 with benches cordoned off- March 2020 (photo by the author)
