In trying to understand the cultural authority of medicine, an examination of the claims made about the nature and extent of medicine’s influence must be balanced by an assessment of the demands that it faces.¹ What do the people who receive the attention of medicine require from it? What do the people who pay for medicine—not necessarily the same as those who receive it—expect that it will do? This chapter investigates the changing place of the sick person within the historical shift from the welfarist provision of health care by various public or private forms of collective action...
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Introduction: Holism against Reductionism
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Ana Marta Gonzalez;
(2016)
To Fix or To Heal: Patient Care, Public Health, and the Limits of Biomedicine
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(2000)
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Lidgard, Scott;
(2011)
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(2022)
Vitalism, Holism, and Metaphorical Dynamics of Hans Spemann’s “Organizer” in the Interwar Period
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Lefkaditou, Ageliki;
Stamou, George P.;
(2006)
Holism and Reductionism in Ecology: A Trivial Dichotomy and Levins' Non-trivial Account
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Williams, Elizabeth A.;
(2008)
Of Two Lives One? Jean-Charles-Marguerite-Guillaume Grimaud and the Question of Holism in Vitalist Medicine
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Madden, Deborah;
(2006)
The Limitation of Human Knowledge: Faith and the Empirical Method in John Wesley's Medical Holism
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Ariane Dröscher;
(2018)
Senescenza, rigenerazione e immortalità: Giuseppe Levi e il fenomeno vitale
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Giuseppe Armocida;
Ilaria Gorini;
(2017)
The dialogue between the worlds of art and science
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Cinzia Leone;
(2020)
Medicine and disability: historical perspective
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Bhushan Patwardhan;
Gururaj Mutalik;
Girish Tillu;
(2015)
Integrative Approaches for the Future
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Fabiola Zurlini;
Andrea Vesprini;
Pietro Scendoni;
(2023)
Storiografia Medica in Europa nel Novecento. Dalla Medicina di Precisione alla visione olistica
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Heinz Schott;
(2023)
Medical History Regarding Medical Humanities. New perspectives on education and research
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Giuseppe Scalabrino;
(2023)
Separating Humanist and Scientific Culture is an Oxymoron
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Vivian Nutton;
(2023)
History of medicine in the Twentieth century: complementary or competing approaches?
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