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Interpretation of “Health”, “Pain” and “Suffering” Concepts in Modern Multidisciplinary Sciences. 3
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Aims: The article’s purpose was to consider the problematic issues of forming an understanding of such concepts as health, pain, and suffering.
Information & Methods: A set of general scientific and special methods was used in work: dialectical, dogmatic, hermeneutics, comparative legal method, statistic, and sociological method.
Findings: Considered the category of health in various humanities and compared the characteristics of physical pain and physical and moral suffering as possible consequences of criminal offenses that harm the health of the individual.
Conclusion: The research of such problematic issues allowed to development of a unified approach to the understanding of such concepts as “health”, “pain” and “suffering” this, in turn, will make it possible to unify legislation in this area.
Information & Methods: A set of general scientific and special methods was used in work: dialectical, dogmatic, hermeneutics, comparative legal method, statistic, and sociological method.
Findings: Considered the category of health in various humanities and compared the characteristics of physical pain and physical and moral suffering as possible consequences of criminal offenses that harm the health of the individual.
Conclusion: The research of such problematic issues allowed to development of a unified approach to the understanding of such concepts as “health”, “pain” and “suffering” this, in turn, will make it possible to unify legislation in this area.
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