Titlebook: On the Nature of Health; An Action-Theoretic Lennart Nordenfelt Book 19952nd edition Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 health

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Some Basic Issues in the Philosophy of Health,e highly influenced by Descartes’ philosophy of man. Even fewer would believe that philosophical analysis or speculation could make any valuable contribution to modern medicine. Medicine has for a long time — so many would put it — been liberating itself from the bonds of philosophy in its move to become an empirical science.

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n results from analytical action theory. What emerges from the study is a concept ‘of health based on an action-theoretic foundation. A person‘s health is characterized as his ability to achieve his vital goals. The general conception is not new. This study has been inspired by a number of scholars,

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An Analytic Theory of Health: The Biostatistical Theory (BST),). The primary qualities form homogeneous bodies of different kinds. The homogeneous bodies, in their turn, form through various combinations heterogeneous bodies. The properties of the latter are the secondary qualities, such as quantity, size and weight. The homogeneous parts of animals are the tissues. The heterogeneous parts are the organs.

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Some Basic Issues in the Philosophy of Health, for Plato and Aristotle, as well as for Descartes, Locke, and Kant. Few people know that the dominant school of medicine in Europe until the seventeenth century — Galenic medicine — was an application of central themes in Aristotle’s natural philosophy, or that many of the schools that followed wer

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On the Factors which Compromise Health,idual as a whole. A subject’s health cannot be derived from an inspection of the details or the detailed functioning of his body. A person is healthy if, and only if, he has the second-order ability (given standard circumstances in his environment) to fulfill his vital goals. He is ill to various de

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On the Ontology of Disease,ed generally that diseases are internal processes such as tend to compromise health. However, the medical discourse does not just contain a general notion of disease; there are also a great number of specific disease notions, i.e. notions standing for all the various kinds of diseases that there are