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    It is not the case that The sovereign-domain conception of autonomy is not the operative sense of autonomy in bioethics.

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    • 1.In bioethics, 'autonomy' is not used to mean simply a domain over which one should remain sovereign regardless of information or capacity.
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    • 2.The Enoch (2017) conception of autonomy as mere sovereignty diverges from standard bioethical usage.
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