Reviews
"One of the main themes of this book is that the phenomenon of life, disease, is not reduced to purely scientific fact. There's a matter of value involved.
The fact that all pathology is social gives strong reason to believe that physical disease and schizophrenia are closely related to the structural ills and imbalances of society, that most biomimicry can be explained by the mechanisms of social illness. They're based on the technical processes of psychoanalysis and clinical trials, but they're also based on critical social philosophies against non-dependence, life philosophy that have moved and shifted and sought connections, and also the
It is written in the eyes of the public, not in the eye of a major, and it is based on the interest of modern minds in this mind-wandering world that will broaden their understanding of people.
Georges Canguilhem: Normal and pathological
The famous French scientific philosopher, the master of Michelle Foucault, the lead book of Georges Kangilem. There is a philosophical discussion of what is normal and what is "sympathetic.". He, a philosopher and a medical student who tried to understand life while studying medicine, was writing in 1943 with his Ph.D. paper, which had written an essay that contained changes in thinking and the depth of the awareness of medical progress over 20 years later. The problems of normality in many areas, including psychotherapistic norms, biological normity, social normism, have some nature, and it's a classic of 20th-century philosophy that has been insightful to explain how medical normality differs.
Korean title: 정상적인 것과 병리적인 것
Korean author: 조르주 캉길렘
Korean publisher: 그린비
ISBN-13: 9788976824622
Reviews
"One of the main themes of this book is that the phenomenon of life, disease, is not reduced to purely scientific fact. There's a matter of value involved.
The fact that all pathology is social gives strong reason to believe that physical disease and schizophrenia are closely related to the structural ills and imbalances of society, that most biomimicry can be explained by the mechanisms of social illness. They're based on the technical processes of psychoanalysis and clinical trials, but they're also based on critical social philosophies against non-dependence, life philosophy that have moved and shifted and sought connections, and also the
It is written in the eyes of the public, not in the eye of a major, and it is based on the interest of modern minds in this mind-wandering world that will broaden their understanding of people.
