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1.	Nordenfelt, Lennart, 1945- (författare) On the evolutionary concept of health : health as natural function 2003 Ingår i: Dimensions of health and health promotion. - Amsterdam : Rodopi publishers. - 9042009241 ; , s. 37-54 Bokkapitel (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract This book contains scholarly contributions to several current debates in the philosophy of medicine and health care regarding the nature of health and health promotion, concepts and measurements of mental illness, phenomenological conceptions of health and illness, allocation of health care resources, criteria for proper medical science, the clinical meeting, and ethical constraints in such a meeting.With one exception, the authors in this book are or have been teachers or graduate students at the interdisciplinary Department of Health and Society (Tema H) at Linköping University, Sweden. While all the texts have a philosophical focus, many other disciplines have influenced the choice of specific perspectives. The university backgrounds of the authors range from medicine, psychology, sociology, and religion to philosophy. What binds the authors together is their deep interest in the theory of medicine and in the pursuit of a philosophy of humanistic medicine and health care.

Nordenfelt, Lennart, 1945- (författare)
On the evolutionary concept of health : health as natural function
2003
Ingår i: Dimensions of health and health promotion. - Amsterdam : Rodopi publishers. - 9042009241 ; , s. 37-54
Bokkapitel (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- This book contains scholarly contributions to several current debates in the philosophy of medicine and health care regarding the nature of health and health promotion, concepts and measurements of mental illness, phenomenological conceptions of health and illness, allocation of health care resources, criteria for proper medical science, the clinical meeting, and ethical constraints in such a meeting.With one exception, the authors in this book are or have been teachers or graduate students at the interdisciplinary Department of Health and Society (Tema H) at Linköping University, Sweden. While all the texts have a philosophical focus, many other disciplines have influenced the choice of specific perspectives. The university backgrounds of the authors range from medicine, psychology, sociology, and religion to philosophy. What binds the authors together is their deep interest in the theory of medicine and in the pursuit of a philosophy of humanistic medicine and health care.

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