Disease and diagnosis :value-dependent realism
- 作者: Stempsey, William E.
- 出版: Dordrecht ;Boston : Kluwer Academic 1999.
- 稽核項: 1 online resource (xiv, 326 pages).
- 叢書名: Philosophy and medicine ;v. 63
- 標題: Philosophie. , Nosologie , Philosophy. , MEDICAL , Electronic books. , Valeurs sociales. , Nosology Philosophy. , Medicine , diagnosis. , Relations médecin-patient. , Physician-Patient Relations , NursingAssessment & Diagnosis. , Physician and patient. , MEDICAL Diagnosis. , Diagnostics. , Nosologie Philosophie. , Social Values , Diagnosis Philosophy. , Nosology , Ethische aspecten. , Filosofische aspecten. , MEDICAL Laboratory Medicine. , Laboratory Medicine. , Diagnosis , Diagnostics , Philosophy, Medical , Médecine , Médecine Philosophie. , Social values. , Diagnostics Philosophie. , Diagnostiek. , Medicine Philosophy. , Andre fag (naturvidenskab og teknik) Andre fag , Diagnosis. , MEDICAL Nursing -- Assessment & Diagnosis.
- ISBN: 0792363221 , 9780792363224
- ISBN: 079236029X
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- 附註: Includes bibliographical references (pages 295-315) and index. Cover -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- Part One. Fact and Value -- Chapter 2. Social Constructivism vs Scientific Realism -- Chapter 3. Fact vs Value -- Part Two. Disease -- Chapter 4. The Concept of Disease -- Chapter 5. The Classification of Diseases -- Part Three. Diagnosis -- Chapter 6. The Elements of Diagnosis -- Chapter 7. The Process of Diagnosis -- Chapter 8. Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography.
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- 系統號: 005322336
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This is a book about the concept of disease and the philosophy of diagnosis. The author proposes `value-dependent realism' as a way to show how value judgments can be foundational for the practice of diagnosis without losing the sense that diseases are real entities. In light of contemporary philosophy of science, the idea that there is a strict separation between fact and value is no longer tenable. Hence, all scientific facts have a value component. The concept of disease is itself a value-laden concept. Furthermore, when we create classifications of disease, we introduce more values. Finally, the diagnostic process necessarily involves making value judgments. This book situates the practice of diagnosis in a new vision of how values permeate the world of disease and medical practice. It will be of interest to philosophers of medicine, value theorists, bioethicists, and physicians.
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