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Clinical Ethics and the Necessity of StoriesThe Limits of Biomedical Ethics and the Specific Role of Phenomenology in Biomedical Ethics

Clinical Ethics and the Necessity of Stories: The Limits of Biomedical Ethics and the Specific... [Let me first begin by expressing two general reservations I have long held about the project of applied philosophy in general. These have to do not just with applications of philosophy to the sphere of medical decision-making and to debates about public policy or regulations that concern the development and practice of medical treatments and technologies, but to the project of applied philosophy in general—and most especially to that project as it is very often practiced in philosophical debates couched in the language and using the concepts and techniques of Anglo-American analytical philosophy.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

Clinical Ethics and the Necessity of StoriesThe Limits of Biomedical Ethics and the Specific Role of Phenomenology in Biomedical Ethics

Part of the Philosophy and Medicine Book Series (volume 997)
Editors: Wiggins, Osborne P.; Allen, Annette C.
Nenon, Thomas
Clinical Ethics and the Necessity of Stories — Nov 12, 2010
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Publisher
Springer Netherlands
Copyright
© Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011
ISBN
978-90-481-9189-5
Pages
45 –55
DOI
10.1007/978-90-481-9190-1_4
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Abstract

[Let me first begin by expressing two general reservations I have long held about the project of applied philosophy in general. These have to do not just with applications of philosophy to the sphere of medical decision-making and to debates about public policy or regulations that concern the development and practice of medical treatments and technologies, but to the project of applied philosophy in general—and most especially to that project as it is very often practiced in philosophical debates couched in the language and using the concepts and techniques of Anglo-American analytical philosophy.]

Published: Nov 12, 2010

Keywords: Hard Case; Applied Ethic; Biomedical Ethic; Public Policy Maker; Philosophical Reflection

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