Titlebook: What Is Disease?; James M. Humber,Robert F. Almeder Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997 bioethics.ethics.health.object

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0742-1796 stinguished thinkers analyze, develop, and oftentimes defend competing, nonnaturalistic theories of disease. Their combined thoughts review and update an issue of central importance in bioethics today.978-1-61737-015-1978-1-59259-451-1Series ISSN 0742-1796

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Defining Disease,ons of considerable philosophical interest and in this discussion I want to contribute to an ongoing debate by comparing thoughts on health and disease (and sickness generally) against recent thinking about human sexual orientation and its putative causes.. In so doing, I hope to throw light separat

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Disease and Subjectivity,ated, some arguing that it is an entity that, in paradigm cases, invades the body, whereas others have argued that it is a holistic state of an organism involving internal disharmony or a dysfunctional mode of interaction with the biological and living environment.. As a result, there is an ontologi

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