Dignity as Sovereignty

This commentary suggests that the meaning and content of dignity is bound to the broader question of who is said to have personhood and sovereignty, and thus protection and rights under the law, and who is excluded from our legal community.

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The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics
Published
2026-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/jme.2025.10212
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Patient Dignity and Privacy
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Dignity as Sovereignty

Jennifer Hardes Dvorak
The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics
Patient Dignity and Privacy
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Dignity as Sovereignty

Jennifer Hardes Dvorak
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Abstract

This commentary suggests that the meaning and content of dignity is bound to the broader question of who is said to have personhood and sovereignty, and thus protection and rights under the law, and who is excluded from our legal community.

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