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UNIT 2 .- MODEL ALTERITY
What ethical foundation can contribute to the dynamics of health care, both to guide us in that task, to ensure the universality of the human action?.
We propose an ethical foundation of care in Otherness. To this end, we describe the first ethical experience which develops health care: the otherness of the “other me” needy health.
a). Constitutively are “version”:
human beings we are constitutively referred to the other. The other version is primarily a matter of fact, it is
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John Rawls, a renowned political philosopher, proposed two fundamental principles of justice to guide the structure of a fair society:
1. The Principle of Equal Basic Liberty
Each individual possesses an equal right to the most extensive basic liberties compatible with similar liberties for others. This principle emphasizes the importance of fundamental rights and freedoms.
2. The Difference Principle
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Article 66a of Law 16,744 mandates the parent company to ensure that both contractors and subcontractors adhere to health and safety standards. Different instruments are required based on the number of workers involved in the work, task, or service, provided the activity is typical of its rotation.
Main Company: The main company is obligated to implement necessary measures to protect
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VII. Constitutional Powers: Safeguarding the Constitution and Fundamental Rights
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A. Appeal of Unconstitutionality
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Understanding Legal Systems
Types of Legal Systems
There are several types of legal systems used around the world:
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- Common Law: An uncodified system based on precedent and judicial decisions, originating in England.
- Sharia Law: A hybrid system of law and morals used in many Arab countries.
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