Titlebook: Biomedicine Examined; Margaret Lock,Deborah Gordon Book 1988 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1988 Nation.biomedicine.diagnosis.medical practice

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The Inside Out and Backwards PhDsentially ethical. This residual mind-body problem occurs because mind and body symbolize contrasting poles in human experience: the voluntary or intentional and the involuntary or accidental. It is because the contrast between willful action and impersonal accident is central to both the private se

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-9413-1their physiological experiences, of the diagnostic label of “psychosomatic,” and of the “stress,” “emotions” or “tension” said by clinicians to cause or exacerbate their disorders. The pilot-study described below attempts to shed light on these problems, in the case of certain gastrointestinal and r

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Andrew S. Goudie,Adrian G. Parkere society to consider, an additional character receives insufficient attention — the . of the physician-patient relationship. As we will see in the following account, the context exerts a tremendous influence on what transpires between physicians and patients: it can strongly “dictate” power relatio

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Landscapes of Culture and Naturedefined as dying until they are very close to physiological death, they are not treated as dying persons and consequently may receive, in the attempt to “save” them, the very intensive technological interventions that conjure up frightening images of horrible, machine-dependent deaths.

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Patients, Physicians and Context: Medical Care in the Homee society to consider, an additional character receives insufficient attention — the . of the physician-patient relationship. As we will see in the following account, the context exerts a tremendous influence on what transpires between physicians and patients: it can strongly “dictate” power relatio