Abstract
The article reveals the methodological prerequisites for analyzing the institutional aspect of bioethics. Three main interpretations of the concept of "institution" are considered, which highlight a structure, functions and ideational meaning of social forms. The author sees the theoretical substantiation of this triad in the Hegelian forms of the objective spirit. Modern neoinstitutionalism understands the “rules of the game” under the institutions and expands the thesaurus of institutional theory. An attempt was made to apply these concepts to more accurately define the heterogeneous institutional formations in bioethics. Rethinking the assertion that the institutional side of bioethics is represented only by ethical committees.
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