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Medical Humanities Companion Volume One Symptom Ahlzén Rolf Evans

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Medical Humanities Companion Volume One Symptom Ahlzén Rolf Evans
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Publisher: Radcliffe Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.34 MB
Author: Ahlzén, Rolf; Evans, Martyn; Heath, Iona; Macnaughton, Jane
ISBN: 9781315343013, 9781846192869, 1315343010, 1846192862
Language: English
Year: 2017

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Medical Humanities Companion Volume One Symptom Ahlzén Rolf Evans by Ahlzén, Rolf; Evans, Martyn; Heath, Iona; Macnaughton, Jane 9781315343013, 9781846192869, 1315343010, 1846192862 instant download after payment.

The phrase 'medical humanities' has a currency that is wider than any agreement as to what it means, though those engaged in the field usually know what they are attempting. This volume examines the idea of 'symptom' as a route to understanding the structure of clinical practice. Actual symptoms are always experienced by real, actual individuals - however much those experiences are mediated by language, culture, expectation and the conventions of the clinical consultation. And this in turn is important because it reminds us that health, illness, well-being, suffering are first and foremost aspects of experience. This book asks questions - and offers answers - about the meaning of actual symptoms and of the concept of 'symptom' as a prelude to a cumulative interdisciplinary understanding of illness as a source of human need, and clinical medicine as a human response to it. 
Abstract: The phrase 'medical humanities' has a currency that is wider than any agreement as to what it means, though those engaged in the field usually know what they are attempting. This volume examines the idea of 'symptom' as a route to understanding the structure of clinical practice. Actual symptoms are always experienced by real, actual individuals - however much those experiences are mediated by language, culture, expectation and the conventions of the clinical consultation. And this in turn is important because it reminds us that health, illness, well-being, suffering are first and foremost aspects of experience. This book asks questions - and offers answers - about the meaning of actual symptoms and of the concept of 'symptom' as a prelude to a cumulative interdisciplinary understanding of illness as a source of human need, and clinical medicine as a human response to it

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