Titlebook: Medicine and Society, New Perspectives in Continental Philosophy; Darian Meacham Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2015

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Introduction,eminars, others are the result of conversations that began in those seminars and continued together with both the initial participants and colleagues whose perspectives I invited specifically for this volume. I am extremely grateful to all the contributors.

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Towards a Critique of Normalization: Canguilhem and Boorse convincingly account for the role of the environment in helping to distinguish normal and abnormal variation. Third, we provide some ways to overcome these problems by using Canguilhem’s ‘relativistic’ ecological account, which claims that there is no normal organism in itself, but only in relation

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Introduction,ant. In this instance the two are more or less the same. What distinguishes “continental” approaches to bioethics and philosophy of medicine is precisely the reason why there is value in highlighting such approaches. Before elaborating on that rather vague contention, I would first like to say somet

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