初探2019冠狀病毒病疫情下的私隱議題
A Preliminary Investigation of Privacy Issues during the COVID-19 Pandemic
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https://doi.org/10.24112/ijccpm.202224Keywords:
控制論述, 後果評價, 讀取論述, 親密關係, 最大化, 最優化, 私隱, access account, consequential evaluation, control account, intimate relationships, maximization, optimization, privacyAbstract
LANGUAGE NOTE | Document text in Chinese; abstract also in English.
現代科技日新月異,令我們生活更為方便,但亦帶來不少的道德問題。本文的主旨,正是從應用倫理學的角度來討論如何處理在2019冠狀病毒病持續全球大流行下,由此而來的私隱倫理問題。本文會特別聚焦在高等教育與社會預防及控制疾病政策這兩組例子當中涉及的私隱問題。根據後果評價的道德框架,本文會討論私隱與私隱權利的概念,還有不完整排序下最大化與最優化的分別。之後本文會討論控制論述與讀取論述對失去私隱的意義,然後會探討親密關係與私隱價值的互動,以此説明若要解決一些私隱的道德議題,討論親密關係的重要性是不可避免的。最後本文會詳細討論如何運用以上的分析,來處理兩組例子所涉及的私隱倫理問題。
Alongside greater convenience, the rapid development of technology in the modern world has also brought about many ethical problems. This article examines privacy issues that emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic from the perspective of applied ethics. It focuses on two specific examples of privacy issues that emerged in higher education and social policy amid attempts to prevent and control the disease. Based on the moral framework of consequential evaluation, this article discusses the concepts of privacy and privacy rights and the difference between maximization and optimization in the context of an incomplete ranking of options. This article also discusses two ways that the loss of privacy has been understood: the control account and the access account. Another important discussion in the article is the place of privacy in the context of intimate relationships, and why the resolution of some issues concerning privacy requires a discussion of the concept of intimacy. Based on the above analysis, this article concludes with a discussion of how to evaluate the privacy issues in the two examples.
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