Civil law profiles of health and care: informed consent and ethical bargaining autonomy

Abstract

In the light of disquisitions concerning the doctrinal and jurisprudential formant, the present work proposes to analyse the civil law qualification of informed consent from a philosophical point of view with the aid of an ordering criterion such as the logos of legal science: axiology, which is not merely the logical interpretation of a balancing of principles but rather the systematic interpretation of the legal system regardless of the sharing of the modus cogitandi since science deploys its efficacy through the search for a synthesis between thesis and antithesis.