BIOETHICS AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS

Violence, whether physical, psychological, structural, or symbolic, it remains one of the most urgent and complex challenges of contemporary society. This book offers an interdisciplinary analysis of domestic and social violence, exploring its origins, manifestations, and devastating consequences for individuals, families, and communities. Drawing on insights from psychology, sociology, philosophy, law, spirituality, and bioethics, it examines how cycles of violence are formed and sustained, and how they can be transformed through ethical reflection, education, restorative justice, and community action. Emphasizing dignity, autonomy, and human rights, the work highlights the role of social bioethics as a critical tool for prevention, healing, and social transformation. More than a theoretical study, this book is a call to awareness and responsibility, inviting readers to break the silence, recognize vulnerability, and work toward a culture of peace, justice, and human flourishing.