Handbook of Phenomenology and Medicine

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Kluwer Academic Publishers (2001)
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Yet, the central conviction that informs this volume is that phenomenology provides extraordinary insights into many of the issues that are directly addressed ...

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Introduction: Phenomenology and medicine.  (pages 1--26)S. Kay Toombs
Temporality and illness: a phenomenological perspective.  (pages 29--46)John B. Brough
The lifeworld and scientific interpretation.  (pages 47--66)Patrick A. Heelan
The phenomenology of health and illness.  (pages 87--108)Fredrik Svenaeus
Disease: the phenomenological and conceptual center of practical-clinical medicine.  (pages 109--126)Per Sundström
Thinking about medicine.  (pages 127--144)Richard M. Zaner
Dimensions of embodiment: Body image and body schema in medical contexts.  (pages 147--175)Shaun Gallagher
Female embodiment and clinical practice.  (pages 177--196)Maureen Connolly
Emotion and Embodiment within the Medical World.  (pages 197--214)Glen Mazis
The body, music, and healing.  (pages 215--225)Bruce Wilshire
Experiencing illness through storytelling.  (pages 229--245)Arthur W. Frank
Reflections on bodily change: The lived experience of disability.  (pages 247--261)S. Kay Toombs
The lived experience of pain in the context of clinical practice.  (pages 263--277)Irena Madjar
Grasping the existential anatomy.  (pages 297--317)C. E. Rudebeck
The many faces of the clinic: A Levinasian view.  (pages 317--330)Paul Komesaroff
Focusing on lived experience: The evolution of clinical method in western medicine.  (pages 331--350)Ian R. Mcwhinney
The phenomenon of care.  (pages 351--369)Patricia Benner
The phenomenon of suffering and its relationship to pain.  (pages 371--390)Eric J. Cassell
Imagining a Fetus: Insights from talking with pregnant women about their decisions to undergo open-uterine fetal surgery.  (pages 393--415)Mark J. Bliton
Catriona MacKenzie.  (pages 417)on Bodily Autonomy
On bodily autonomy.  (pages 417--439)Catriona Mackenzie
Medical feeding: applying Husserl and Merleau-Ponty.  (pages 441--454)Michael C. Brannigan
From dis-ability to difference: Conceptual and methodological issues in the study of physical disability.  (pages 475--492)Christina Papadimitriou

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