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2019 (COVID-19)

(Francis Fukuyama) (state

capacity) (social trust) (political leadership)

Ellen Y. Zhang, Head and Professor, Department of Religion and Philosophy; Director, Centre for Applied Ethics, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong, China.

XIX:1 (2021 ) 1-10 International Journal of Chinese & Comparative Philosophy of Medicine 19:1 (2021), pp. 1-10. © Copyright 2021 by Global Scholarly Publications.

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2019

(morally permissible)

(herd immunity)

(public goods)

(non-rival) (non-excludability)

(indivisibility)

(right to bodily integrity)

(World Health Organization, WHO)

(single-value)

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(Amartya Sen)

(states of affairs)

(

Libertarianism) (state interference)

(state paternalism)

(Robert Nozick)

(the right of self-ownership)

(minimal state)

( )

(arbitrary will)

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(individual freedom)

(personal freedom)

(coercion) (environment)

(circumstance)

(Hans-Hermann Hoppe)

(a free, state-less natural order)

( )

(mandatory vaccination) (vaccination passport)

(informed consent)

(the principle of permission)

(Jason Brennan)

(collectively harmful activity)

(clean hands principle)

(state capacity libertarianism) (libertarian

paternalism)

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(game theory)

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( )

(rational choice)

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(1) (2) (3)

(4)

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(150-219)

(283 343)

filial obligation

filial duty

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(filial responsibility law)

filial obligation

(good)

(Brynn F. Welch)

(1)

(2) (3)

(4)

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