Handbook of phenomenology and medicine

Repository | Series | Book

Springer, Dordrecht

2001

502 Pages

ISBN 978-1-4020-0200-7

Philosophy and medicine
vol. 68

Handbook of phenomenology and medicine

Edited by

S Kay Toombs

Publication details

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-010-0536-4

Full citation:

Toombs, S.K. (ed) (2001). Handbook of phenomenology and medicine, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Toombs S Kay

1-26

Temporality and illness

Brough John

29-46

The lifeworld and scientific interpretation

Heelan Patrick A

47-66

Medicine and the phenomenological method

Chaput Waksler Frances

67-86

The phenomenology of health and illness

Svenaeus Fredrik

87-108

Disease

Sundström Per

109-126

Thinking about medicine

Zaner Richard

127-144

Dimensions of embodiment

Gallagher Shaun

147-175

Female embodiment and clinical practice

Connolly Maureen

177-196

Emotion and embodiment within the medical world

Mazis Glen

197-214

The body, music, and healing

Wilshire Bruce

215-225

Experiencing illness through storytelling

Frank Arthur W.

229-245

Reflections on bodily change

Toombs S Kay

247-261

The lived experience of pain in the context of clinical practice

Madjar Irena

263-277

The lived experience of mental illness

Ann Walton Jo

279-293

Grasping the existential anatomy

Rudebeck Carl Edvard

297-316

The many faces of the clinic

Komesaroff Paul

317-330

Focusing on lived experience

McWhinney Ian R.

331-350

The phenomenon of care

Benner Patricia

351-369

The phenomenon of suffering and its relationship to pain

Cassell Eric J.

371-390

Imagining a fetus

Bliton Mark J.

393-415

On bodily autonomy

MacKenzie Catriona

417-439

Medical feeding

Brannigan Michael C.

441-454

Professional practice and "doing phenomenology"

Van Manen Max

457-474

From dis-ability to difference

Papadimitriou Christina

475-492

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