The Meaning of Illness: A Phenomenological Account of the Different Perspectives of Physician and PatientSpringer Science & Business Media, 31. 8. 1993 - Počet stran: 165 A PHENOMENOLOGICAL APPROACH My interest in exploring the nature of the patient's and the physician's understanding of illness has grown out of my own experience as a multiple sclerosis patient. In discussing my illness with physicians, it has often seemed to me that we have been somehow talking at cross purposes, discussing different things, never quite reaching one another. This inability to communicate does not, for the most part, result from inatten tiveness or insensitivity but from a fundamental disagreement about the nature of illness. Rather than representing a shared reality between us, illness represents two quite distinct realities - the meaning of one being significantly and distinctively different from the meaning of the other. In this work I shall suggest that psychological phenomenology provides the means to examine the nature of this fundamental disagreement between physician and patient in a rigorous fashion.! In particular, psychological phenomenology discloses the manner in which the of his or her experience. individual constitutes the meaning In providing a phenomenological description,2 the phenomenologist is committed to the effort to begin with what is given in immediate ex perience, to tum to the essential features of what presents itself as it presents itself to consciousness, and thereby to clarify the constitutive activity of consciousness and the sense-structure of experiencing. |
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... relationship and the clinical method we use to address the patient's problems. As a professional philosopher and as a sufferer from multiple sclerosis, Kay Toombs is uniquely qualified to write on the subject. ...This book has an ...
... relationship and the clinical method we use to address the patient's problems. As a professional philosopher and as a sufferer from multiple sclerosis, Kay Toombs is uniquely qualified to write on the subject. ...This book has an ...
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... Relations. W3 PH609 V.42 / W 62 T672» ) R726.S.T656 1992 6 10. 69 '6 — dc20 DNLM/DLC for Library of Congress 91-46512 ISBN 0-7923-2443-9 (PB) ISBN 0-7923-1570-7 (HB) Published by Kluwer Academic Publishers, P.O. Box 17, 3300 AA ...
... Relations. W3 PH609 V.42 / W 62 T672» ) R726.S.T656 1992 6 10. 69 '6 — dc20 DNLM/DLC for Library of Congress 91-46512 ISBN 0-7923-2443-9 (PB) ISBN 0-7923-1570-7 (HB) Published by Kluwer Academic Publishers, P.O. Box 17, 3300 AA ...
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... RELATIONSHIP 89 1. Illness-as-Lived 90 2. Empathic Understanding 98 3. Clinical Narrative 103 4. The Healing Relationship 110 notes 121 bibliography 149 INDEX 159 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I should like to express my deep appreciation to vn.
... RELATIONSHIP 89 1. Illness-as-Lived 90 2. Empathic Understanding 98 3. Clinical Narrative 103 4. The Healing Relationship 110 notes 121 bibliography 149 INDEX 159 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I should like to express my deep appreciation to vn.
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THE SEPARATE WORLDS OF PHYSICIAN | 1 |
ILLNESS | 31 |
THE BODY | 51 |
THE HEALING RELATIONSHIP | 89 |
notes | 121 |
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