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Advances in science and technology threaten human existence and social order. at the same time, these developments strengthen the dominance of states over the body like never before in history. biopolitics, which corresponds to a radical change in the traditional understanding of the relationship between governing and governed, has become the way of policy-making of today's nation states. the ethical dilemmas that emerged during this process have become too complex to be solved with classical theories.

In his book, "soner tauscher: the possibility of a different bioethics," tauscher explores the potential for alternative bioethical and biopolitical approaches to mitigate the tension between science, ethics, and the governing-governed dichotomy. tauscher posits that a new understanding of ethics/bioethics, capable of resolving the ethical tensions arising from the upheavals in western history, can be found within the islamic intellectual tradition. the study begins with a comprehensive analysis of the relationships between the governing and the governed in western and islamic intellectual history, focusing on the transformation of legal construction processes within the individual-society-state context, and the ethical implications of this. alternative bioethical and biopolitical approaches are then developed, centered around the gradual potential of the embryo, the conceptualizations of means and opportunity, and a new understanding of a responsibility ethic.

The possibility of a different bioethics offers as much contribution to understanding the concepts of nature, state, and human as the developments that allow the idea of science being limited through biopolitics to dominate theories.