Between Resignation and Optimization – The Temporal Structure of the Good Life in the Context of Healthcare for Old Age

这个子项目致力于现代医学与关于老龄化和老年的美好生活的时间条件之间的关系。分析了老年人医疗保健与不同老年美好生活观念之间的相互作用。主要的重点是一般的做法，以及在老年医学和老年人护理。此外，还将考虑心脏病学和生殖医学背景的各个方面。因此，该子项目旨在通过对经验-解释学社会研究和文化研究的医学伦理分析来补充哲学伦理学中关于老龄化和老年的理论考虑。在FOR的背景下，它通过系统地致力于老龄化和老年的研究视角补充了侧重于青年和中年的子项目。在此过程中，子项目7将从子项目1（哲学）中进行哲学分析，并从经验主义的医学伦理角度对生命的这一特定阶段进行具体化。同时，将从医学伦理学的角度分析子项目2（电影/电视）、3（心理心脏病学）、4（社会学/社会心理学），特别是6（全科医学）中关于老龄化和老年日常生活叙事的社会实证研究和文化研究的相关发现，从而在理论伦理参考框架中进行讨论。通过这种方式，对幸福、意义和幸福的临时理解将通过经验主义的伦理观点得到丰富，这种观点考虑了医学和医疗保健背景下美好生活的时间延伸和结构的重要性。

This subproject is dedicated to the relations between modern medicine and the temporal conditions of the good life with regard to ageing and old age. It analyses the interplay between medicine and healthcare for older people and different conceptions of the good life at old age. The main focus is on general practice as well as on geriatric medicine and eldercare. In addition, aspects from the contexts of cardiology and reproductive medicine will also be considered. Thus, the subproject aims to complement theoretical considerations on ageing and old age in philosophical ethics by medical ethical analyses of empirical-hermeneutical social research and cultural studies. In the context of the FOR, it complements the subprojects focusing on young and middle adulthood by a research perspective systematically dedicated to ageing and old age. In doing so, subproject 7 will take up philosophical analyses from subproject 1 (Philosophy) and concretize them from an empirically informed medical ethical perspective on this particular stage of life. At the same time, relevant findings from socio-empirical research and cultural studies regarding everyday life narratives of ageing and old age in subprojects 2 (Film/Television), 3 (Psychocardiology), 4 (Sociology/Social Psychology) and especially 6 (General Practice) will be analysed from the point of view of medical ethics and thus discussed in a theoretical ethical frame of reference. This way, a-temporal understandings of happiness, meaning, and wellbeing will be enriched by an empirically informed ethical perspective that considers the significance of the temporal extension and structure of the good life in the context of medicine and healthcare.