James A. Markham et al.: Introduction to Medical Philosophy

Author James A. Markham sees the need for changes in modern medicine, especially in medical education and clinical care. The author thus introduces the philosophy of medicine through the introduction to philosophy and tries to awaken and understand readers who are unfamiliar with it, based on the ideas of various philosophers about medical thinking, judgment and treatment. And especially focusing on patient-doctor relationships and considering medical ethics and medical literature, they explain what medicine is. To do so, the book looks at the meta-orthodox, cognitive and ethical boundaries of the medical model and analyzes the ideological positions, the preeminences, and the auras of theist's commitments, starting with metaphysics and the foundation of medical knowledge and practice. Then we consider the cognitive problems facing these models, especially those led by cognitive processes that have been conducted by cognitive actors to organize medical knowledge and practice. Finally, in the context of the official boundaries and ethicality of each model, especially in terms of doctor-patient relationships, the philosophical analysis of modern medicine as humanization is "What is medicine? "We're not only discussing the question of how to help solve the medical crisis. The nature of the book is that it covers a broad spectrum of topics of medical philosophy that have emerged over the past few decades and provides philosophical contexts for bioethical discussions. Although modern medicine has been in Korea for over 140 years, as the weightier says in Boron, medicine has always been an imported or a traditional science, and it is not something we create.

Korean title: 의철학 입문

Korean author: 제임스 A. 마컴 외

Korean publisher: 씨아이알

ISBN-13: 9791168561670