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| Reconstruction of Three Polemics in the Philosophy of Medicine |
| In my view, philosophy of medicine can be composed of topic-centered domain, which focuses philosophically on the practical problems of medicine and normative domain, which deals with foundational theories and methodological thesis in medicine. My paper concerns just a normative domain of philosophy of medicine. The so called normative domain contains the three sorts of problems of philosophy of medicine; first point about whether the philosophy of medicine has its own and irreducible field, second issue over how to define disease, and last problem of disputes between the biomedical model and the humane or humanistic model. The normative domain including the diverse philosophical arguments in medicine already has been covered for the past 40 years by Wulff, Schwartz, Pellegrino, Marcum, King, Cunningham, Huneman, Douglas, Engelhardt, Boorse, Caplan, and et cetera. 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