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Department of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine

Dr. Shingo Segawa  
Department of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine
University Medical Center Göttingen, GERMANY

Humboldtallee 36
37073 Göttingen

Tel.: +49(0)551 39 69317
Mail: shingo.segawa(at)med.uni-goettingen.de
Room: 2.108

Shingo Segawa has been working at the Institute for Ethics and History of Medicine since July 2021 as a research associate on the research project "Optimising the aging Brain? Situating Ethical Aspects of Dementia Prevention". His research focuses on biomedical ethics, philosophy of the person and social philosophy.
Shingo Segawa studied sociology and philosophy at Rikkyo University and Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo. Following his master's degree, he completed his PhD for Philosophy 2020 on the concept of the person in biomedical ethics at the University of Münster, Germany.

Studies

  • 04/2016-01/2020    Doctoral study. Philosophy. University of Münster, GERMANY
  • 04/2011-03/2017    Doctoral study. Sociology. University Hitotsubashi, JAPAN
  • 04/2008-03/2011    Master Study. Sociology. University Hitotsubashi, JAPAN
  • 04/2003-03/2007    Bachelor study. Sociology. Rikkyo University, JAPAN

Werdegang

Since 07/2021

Project coordinator and postdoctoral researcher in “Optimizing the Aging Brain? Situating Ethical Aspects in Dementia Prevention (BEAD)” at the Department of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine, University Medical Center Göttingen, GERMANY.

04/2021-06/2021

Postdoctoral researcher in “Mensch-Maschinen-Interaktion mit sozialen Assistenzsystemen im Gesundheitswesen – Ein systematisches Review (HuMaIn)” at the Institute of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine, Ruhr University Bochum, GERMANY

04/2019-03/2021

Researcg assistant to Prof. Dr. Michael Quante at the Department of Philosophy of University Münster, GERMANY

10/2019-03/2020

Lectureship at the Institute for Modern Japan at the University Düsseldorf, GERMANY

05/2016-09/2018

Associate researcher of the DFG Research Group 1209 Centre for Advanced Studies in Bioethics at the University of Münster, GERMANY (www.uni-muenster.de/KFG-Normenbegruendung)

04/2011-09/2011

Research assistant at Hitotsubashi University, JAPAN

Forschung

  • Biomedical ethics
  • Philosophy of the person
  • Public Health/Solidarity
  • Autonomy/Respect for autonomy
  • Emprical biomedical ethics
  • Ethical aspects of dementia

Publikationen

Monography

  • Der Begriff der Person in der biomedizinischen Ethik (The concept of the person in biomedical ethics). mentis: Münster. 2020. (German).


Edites Volumes

  • Quante, Michael; Goto, Hiroshi; Rojek, Tim; Segawa, Shingo. (eds.): Der Begriff der Person in systematischer und historischer Perspektive: ein deutsch-japanischer Dialog. (The Concept of the Person in Systematic and Historical Perspective: A German-Japanese Dialogue). mentis: Münster. 2020. (German).
  • Okochi, Taiju; Segawa, Shingo; Akashi, Hideto & Kikuchi, Hiroshi. (eds. & translation): カール・マルクスの哲学 (The Philosophy of Karl Marx). Libertas: Tokyo. 2018. (Japanisch).


Refereed Journal Articles

  • Andreoletti, Mattia; Lazzaroni, Cynthia; Petersen, Niklas; Segawa, Shingo; Leibing, Annette; Schicktanz, Silke; Blassime, Alessandro. (2023): Optimizing the Aging Brain: The BEAD Study on the Ethics of Dementia Prevention. In: The Journal of Frailty & Aging 12. 111-16. doi.org/10.14283/jfa.2023.6 (English).
  • Segawa, Shingo. (2021): Inwiefern ist der Begriff der Person für die biomedizinische Ethik hilfreich? (To what extent is the concept of the person helpful for biomedical ethics?). In: Zeitschrift für philosophische Forschung 75 (3). 433-55. doi.org/10.3196/004433021833548642 (German).
  • Segawa, Shingo. (2020): Respect for Non-Autonomous Persons: Dealing with Dementia Patients. In: Teoria Jurídica Contemporânea 5(1). 248-68. (English).
  • Segawa, Shingo. (2019): Die Bedeutung der Leiblichkeit für den Begriff der Person bei Ludwig Feuerbach. (The significance of corporeality for the concept of the person in Ludwig Feuerbach.) In: Hegel-Jahrbuch 2019(1). 369-73. doi.org/10.3790/hgjb.2019.1.36 (German).
  • Segawa, Shingo. (2019): 人格と自律的人格を区別することの重要性 (Importance of distinguishing between person and autonomous person). In: プラクシス 20 (Praxis 20). 33-42. doi.org/10.15027/47411 (Japanese).
  • Segawa, Shingo. (2018): 生命医療倫理における人格概念の限界とその有効 (The limit of the concept of person and its validity in biomedical ethics). In: 生命倫理 29 (Journal of Japan Association for Bioethics 29). Japan Association for Bioethics. 22-30. (Japanese).
  • Segawa, Shingo. (2015): Die Wirksamkeit der strategischen Differenzierung in Michael Quantes Menschenwürde und personale Autonomie. Demokratische Werte im Kontext der Lebenswissenschaften. (The Effectiveness of Strategic Differentiation in Michael Quantes Human Dignity and Personal Autonomy. Democratic values in the context of the life sciences). In: Japanisches Jahrbuch für Wissenschaft und Ethik 5. 31-39. (Germany).
  • Segawa, Shingo. (2013): Die Wirksamkeit der strategischen Differenzierung in Michael Quantes Menschenwürde und personale Autonomie. Demokratische Werte im Kontext der Lebenswissenschaften. (The Effectiveness of Strategic Differentiation in Michael Quantes Human Dignity and Personal Autonomy. Democratic values in the context of the life sciences). In: プラクシス 15 (Praxis 15). (Japanese).


Articles in Collected Volumes

  • Segawa, Shingo. (2021): Ist der Personenbegriff wirklich überflüssig für die biomedizinische Ethik? (Is the concept of person really superfluous for biomedical ethics?). In: M. Schefczyk & C. Schmidt-Petri (Eds.): Utility, Progress, and Technology (Proceedings of the XVth Conference of the International Society for Utilitarian Studies). KIT Scientific Publishing: Karlsruhe. 259-67. DOI 10.5445/KSP/1000134479 (German).
  • Segawa, Shingo. (2020): Respect for non-autonomous persons: Dealing with dementia patients. In: Ana Paula Barbosa-Fohrmann & Inmaculada Vivas-Tesón (Hrsg.): Cruzando fronteiras. Perspectivas transnacionais e interdisciplinares dos estudos de deficiência. 424-44. DOI - 10.22350/9786559170005 (English).
  • Segawa, Shingo. (2020): Die Gültigkeit des locke´schen Personenbegriffs in der biomedizinischen Ethik. (The validity of the Lockean concept of person in biomedical ethics). In: Michael Quante, Hiroshi Goto, Tim Rojek und Shingo Segawa (Hrsg.): Der Begriff der Person in systematischer und historischer Perspektive. mentis: Münster. 161-76. doi.org/10.30965/9783957437167_012 (German).


Journal Contributions

  • Segawa, Shingo. (2022): 障害のある子と障害のない子がともに学ぶということ(What it means for children with and without disabilities to learn together). In: オンライン雑誌くぬぎ (Online-Magazin Cunugi). (Japanese).
  • Segawa, Shingo. (2021): ミヒャエル・クヴァンテとジルヴィア・ヴィーデブッシュ「インクルージョン教育における脱カテゴリー化論争」の解説(Commentary on the text by Michael Quante & Silvia Wiedebusch The Decategorisation Debate in the Context of Inclusive Education.) In: SCIENTIA. Journal of Modern Western Philosophy 1. 3-4. (Japanese).
  • Segawa, Shingo. (2017): ミヒャエル・クヴァンテ「尊厳と多元主義のあいだ—今日のヘーゲル哲学のアクチュアリティと限界」の解説 (Commentary on the text by Michael Quante „Between Dignity and Pluralism: Actuality and Limits of Hegelian Philosophy Today“. In: 思想2 (Thoughts 2). Tokyo. 2017. 165-66. (Japanese).


Book Contributions

  • Segawa, Shingo. (2021): Commentary on the text by Markus Gabriel "Shaw as the essence of capitalism". In: Taiju Okochi & Kohei Saito (Hrsg.): 資本主義と危機 (Capitalism and the crisis). Iwanami: Tokyo. 2021. 1-2. (Japanese).
  • Segawa, Shingo. (2017): Commentary on the text by Michael Quante "Personal autonomy, dependency and dignity in the context of care". In: Yasushi Kato (Hrsg.): 尊厳概念のダイナミズム (The dynamics of the concept of human dignity). Hosei University Press: Tokyo. 2017. 273-74. (Japanese).


Science Communication

  • Segawa, Shingo. (2016): My Life at Münster: A Joy of Learning and Happiness. In: Japan Student Services Organization (ed.): ウェブマガジン 11 (Web Magazine 11). (Japanese).


Translations into Japanese

  • Segawa, Shingo. (Translation) 資本主義の本質としてのショー (Shaw as the Essence of Capitalism). In: Taiju Okochi & Kohei Saito (eds.): 資本主義と危機 (Capitalism and the Crisis). Iwanami: Tokyo. 2022. 1-43. (Original: Markus Gabriel: Shaw as the Essence of Capitalism).
  • Segawa, Shingo. (Translation) インクルージョン教育における脱カテゴリー化論争 (The Decategorisation Debate in the Context of Inclusive Education). In: SCIENTIA. Journal of Modern Western Philosophy 1. 2021. 3-28. (Original: Michael Quante & Silvia Wiedebusch: Die Dekategorisierungsdebatte im Kontext Inklusiver Bildung. In: Michael Quante / Silvia Wiedebusch / Heidrun Wulfekühler (eds.): Ethische Dimensionen Inklusiver Bildung. Weinheim: Beltz. 2018. 119-41.)
  • Segawa, Shingo. (Translation) 幹細胞研究 (embryonic stem cell research). In: Yasushi Kato; Takahata Yuto & Takeshi Nakazawa (eds.): 生命倫理学-自然と倫理学の間- (Bioethics. Between Nature and Ethics). Hose University Press: Tokyo. 2018. 454-474. (Original: Dieter Birnbacher: Chapter 15. embryonic stem cell research. In: Birnbacher, Dieter. (2006) Bioethics between nature and interest. Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp. 357-74.)
  • Segawa, Shingo. (Translation) クローンの見通し (Prospects of a Clone). In: Yasushi Kato; Takahata Yuto & Takeshi Nakazawa (eds.): 生命倫理学-自然と倫理学の間- (Bioethics. Between Nature and Ethics). Hose University Press: Tokyo. 2018. 375-401. (Original: Dieter Birnbacher: Chapter 12. prospects of a clone. In: Birnbacher, Dieter. (2006) Bioethics between nature and interest. Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp. 294-314.)
  • Segawa, Shingo. (Translation) 介護の文脈における人格の自律、依存、尊厳 (Personal autonomy, dependency and dignity in the context of care). In: Yasushi Kato (ed.): 尊厳概念のダイナミズム (The Dynamics of the Concept of Human Dignity). Hosei University Press: Tokyo. 2017. 275-298. (Original: Michael Quante (2019) Personal autonomy, dependency and dignity in the context of care. In: Jörg Noller (ed.) What are and how do persons exist? Paderborn: mentis. 247-61.
  • Segawa, Shingo. (Translation) 序論-生命諸科学における民主主義的価値 (Introduction. Democratic values in the context of life sciences). In: Yasushi Kato (ed.) 人間の尊厳と人格の自律-生命科学と民主主義的価値 (Human Dignity and Personal Autonomy - Life Sciences and Democratic Values). Hosei University Press: Tokyo. 2015. 9-32. (Original: Michael Quante (2010) Introduction. Democratic values in the context of the life sciences. In: Quante, Michael. (2010) Human Dignity and Personal Autonomy. Democratic values in the context of the life sciences. Felix Meiner. Hamburg. 9-25

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