Analytic Philosophy of Clinical and Community Medicine - Karhausen, Lucien
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The present volume is about philosophy of medicine and integrates philosophy of medicine as a chapter of philosophy of science. It is neither about bioethics, nor about the history of medicine, but it is comprehensive and encompasses the whole field of medicine including psychiatry. It is grounded on a first-order standpoint, and it strives to stay close to clinical or community medicine: it bestows an epistemological bottom-up account. It is not a review of the literature, and it is not intended to frame the debates, or to analyse and compare the various and substantial number of viewpoints…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The present volume is about philosophy of medicine and integrates philosophy of medicine as a chapter of philosophy of science. It is neither about bioethics, nor about the history of medicine, but it is comprehensive and encompasses the whole field of medicine including psychiatry. It is grounded on a first-order standpoint, and it strives to stay close to clinical or community medicine: it bestows an epistemological bottom-up account. It is not a review of the literature, and it is not intended to frame the debates, or to analyse and compare the various and substantial number of viewpoints although some authors' account may form the basis of the book when they fit into the development of its philosophical view of medicine.
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Born in Brussels. Graduated in medicine from Brussels Free University in 1952. Internship in medicine in Brussels 1952-1956 Training in internal medicine at Memorial Hospital, Cornell Medical School 1956-1960 Training in epidemiology, at Memorial Hospital, Cornell Medical School, 1960-1961 Master's degree in hygiene, Harvard School of Public Health, 1961-1962 Assistant professor in epidemiology, Faculty of Médicine, Brussels Free University, 1962-1964 European Commission official, 1964-1985 Invited professor, Rome University La Sapienza, 1988-1990