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Care, assistance systems and the question of the human being<\/h3>\n \n

In many respects, current developments in the care of people who are dependent on support are pushing the boundaries of humanity: people in need of care often experience thoughtless breaches of boundaries in their dependence on other people. Carers often reach the limits of their own resilience in their work. Finally, the use of assistance systems in care is shifting the boundaries between care services of human and non-human authorship. In all these cases, it is also important to reflect on the concept of boundaries themselves from different perspectives and to gain a possibly different view of people from there.<\/p>\n

Kick-off conference for the series AnthropoLog. Reflections on Being Human<\/h3>\n

The explorative conference will bring together practical theoretical approaches from the specialist perspectives of nursing science, medicine, philosophy and theology. The hope is to be able to understand the boundaries named as enabling the discourse of the human beings. If this succeeds, this endeavour to reach an understanding will also transcend the respective disciplinary boundaries.<\/p>\n