Physicians and Patients in Relation: Clinical Interpretation and Dialogues of Trust (original) (raw)

This volume explores the intersection of philosophy and bioethics, addressing risks of overspecialization and the loss of disciplinary identity among scholars. It showcases twenty-six essays from prominent figures in bioethics, emphasizing the importance of philosophical reflection in understanding essential practices and proposing constructive alternatives for improvements. The work argues for a nuanced understanding of philosophy's role within bioethics, rejecting rigid definitions, while advocating for clarity, systematic reflection, and collaboration across disciplines.