Titlebook: Handbook of Analytic Philosophy of Medicine; Kazem Sadegh-Zadeh Book 20121st edition Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2012 Logic and M

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Technoconstructivismkely to mark the end of epistemology, including the type developed in preceding chapters. In what follows, we shall outline this imminent transformation by presenting a .. Because of the significance of the issue we must be painstakingly precise.

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Morality, Ethics, and DeonticsBy so doing, to the long-standing debate over whether medicine is a science or an art, we shall add a third option. Specifically, we shall endeavor to show that medicine is a deontic discipline and therefore requires a field of inquiry which will be referred to as ..

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Disease as a Deontic Constructshed by that society. In the present chapter, we will explain and substantiate this thesis. It will be argued that prototype diseases, as focal generators of the category . are deontic-social constructs emerging from particular ought-to-do rules of a society. To this end, we shall introduce four not

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the role the users of a language play in their communication with one another. One of the features of this role is the control of the language use and verbal behavior of individuals by the community. It is thus the community that determines and judges what words and sentences ‘ mean’. This is just

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llowing ones: (1) to analyze and describe the human body and soul in order to obtain knowledge about human health, illness, and diseases as well as therapy and prevention; and (2) to build general theories on health, illness, diseases, therapy, and prevention. These tasks comprise the following grou

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uently speaking a language. However, the sensible and responsible use of language in a science such as medicine requires more than intuitive linguistic behavior. The application of terms, especially of disease terms to patients in diagnoses such as “Elroy Fox has angina pectoris”, often has many ser

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