Titlebook: Handbook of Phenomenology and Medicine; S. Kay Toombs Book 20011st edition Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2001 Edmund Husserl.E

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Temporality and Illness: A Phenomenological Perspectivebe, is timeconsciousness. We ourselves are not only beings in time but beings whose very fabric, mental and physical, is temporal. We compare our consciousness to a stream, and we know and feel that our bodies age. Both we, and the world we experience, are temporal through and through, though this r

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Medicine and the Phenomenological Methodg forward for examination features of medical theory and practice that otherwise may go unnoticed, unexamined, and unassessed. Husserl (Palmer translation, 1971, p. 77) states, “The term ‘phenomenology’ designates two things: a new kind of descriptive method which made a breakthrough in philosophy a

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Emotion and Embodiment within the Medical Worldis about. Yet it does so blindly and awkwardly, because it intervenes in areas in which the emotional dimensions are central to these identities and meanings without an ontology that allows it fully to comprehend this. Insofar as regaining health entails regaining an emotionally capacious understand

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Reflections on Bodily Change: The Lived Experience of Disabilitydual. For a number of years, although the muscles in my legs gradually weakened, I was able to get around “on my own two feet” using first a cane, then crutches, and finally a walker for support. Several years ago I was forced to give up the walker and begin full-time use of a wheelchair for mobilit

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Disease: The Phenomenological and Conceptual Center of Practical-Clinical Medicine

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Glen A. Mazispimorphia (the latter including Polydolopiformes and Bonapartheriiformes). Three periods can be distinguished in the history of our knowledge of Cenezoic South American Metatheria: the first one (1878–1930) is intimately linked to Florentino Ameghino, Argentina’s most notable paleontologist; much?of