Titlebook: An Introductory Philosophy of Medicine; Humanizing Modern Me James A. Marcum Book 2008 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2008 Biomedicin

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Diagnostic Knowledgeative knowing, however, “deals in human or human-like intention and action and the vicissitudes and consequences that mark their course. It strives,” Bruner claims, “to put its timeless miracles into the particulars of experience, and to locate the experience in time and place” (1986, p. 13). It is

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Medical Axiology and Valuesues are what under gird human behavior and are intimately associated with human need. “Behind our passions, interests, purposive actions,” claims Samuel Hart, “is the belief that they are worthwhile” (1971, p. 29). Values and disvalues serve as motivating factors in promoting or inhibiting human act

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Principlism and the Future of Bioethicscrisis with a “sick autonomy” (Tauber, 2005). Criticisms of principlism are also examined, along with a defense proffered by its adherents. I finally explore the alternatives to principlism, including deductivism, common morality, casuistry, and narrative ethics. The chapter concludes with a brief d

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Emotionally Detached Concern or Empathic Carecine, just as they are for the practice of natural science. For the humanistic or humane practitioner, however, scientific medicine is embedded within empathic care that includes the patient’s and the physician’s emotional state..Warren Reich reconstructs the distinction between emotionally detached

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Therapeutic Knowledge first section, followed by technical devices in the next section. The chapter ends with an examination of the epistemological issues associated with narrative therapy, often championed by humanistic or humane practitioners to address quality-of-care issues.

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Medical Worldviewsorld and to act in it.1 Although Kant used the term to account for the sense perception of the world, it has since then taken on a more expansive meaning. For example, the German philosopher, Wilhelm Dilthey (1833-1911), defined a worldview in terms of what is known about the world and how that know