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FellowSpeak: "Being and Acting the Other: Expanding Ethics to Account for Complex Personhood"

Scott Stonington, Helmut F. Stern Faculty Fellow, assistant professor, anthropology and clinical lecturer, internal medicine

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How can one make sense of individual ethical action when one is partly the other? Based on fieldwork in end-of-life care in Northern Thailand, where many individuals consider themselves to be hybrids of many beings, I will explore the implications of complex personhood for living an ethical life.
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