The Hippocratic Collection presents this remarkable feature that technical medical texts are strewn with ethical precepts with no apparent link between the two registers. The essay that I am submitting attempts to support the following hypothesis: if the Hippocratic doctors did not distinguish, in their writings, ethics and technique, it is because these ethical precepts are derived from medicine in the same way as the techniques of care .Hence the general question of my work: What is Hippocratic medicine, as long as it produces not only healing techniques, but also ethics? What is this ethics, insofar as it is produced by medical thought?The essay is primarily devoted to the first of these two questions. He tries to show that Hippocratic m...
The aim of this paper is first to compare for the first time three texts concerning the regimen of t...
Background At the beginning, medicine in the Western world was based on a theocratic-magical doct...
In recognition of his contribution to the medical field, Hippocrates is universally known as the Fat...
It is widely acknowledged that modern ‘scientific medicine’ is in crisis. Roy Porter in his magister...
The aim of this paper is to offer a new perspective of the Hippocratic thought and how it influenced...
The aim of this critical analysis is to present the medical ethics of Galen in his treatise “The Bes...
This article outlines the main principles on which Hippocrates (ca 460–380 BC) built his medical pr...
The Technicity of the Hippocratic Medicine and Its Limits The study is concerned with the Hippocrat...
The issues of the ethical evaluation of withholding or withdrawing of medical treatment have been th...
This paper develops the question of the important role played by Hippocratic medicine as a paradigm ...
In this paper authors described some of the principles and theses of Hippocratic medicine. They emph...
The paper explores the notion of divine and its relationship with medicine in the Hippocratic treati...
Hippocrates (460-375 B.C.), an ancient Greek physician considered the "Father of Medicine," construc...
In recognition of his contribution to the medical field, Hippocrates is universally known as the Fat...
According to Aristotle, the medical art aims at health, which is a virtue of the body, and does so i...
The aim of this paper is first to compare for the first time three texts concerning the regimen of t...
Background At the beginning, medicine in the Western world was based on a theocratic-magical doct...
In recognition of his contribution to the medical field, Hippocrates is universally known as the Fat...
It is widely acknowledged that modern ‘scientific medicine’ is in crisis. Roy Porter in his magister...
The aim of this paper is to offer a new perspective of the Hippocratic thought and how it influenced...
The aim of this critical analysis is to present the medical ethics of Galen in his treatise “The Bes...
This article outlines the main principles on which Hippocrates (ca 460–380 BC) built his medical pr...
The Technicity of the Hippocratic Medicine and Its Limits The study is concerned with the Hippocrat...
The issues of the ethical evaluation of withholding or withdrawing of medical treatment have been th...
This paper develops the question of the important role played by Hippocratic medicine as a paradigm ...
In this paper authors described some of the principles and theses of Hippocratic medicine. They emph...
The paper explores the notion of divine and its relationship with medicine in the Hippocratic treati...
Hippocrates (460-375 B.C.), an ancient Greek physician considered the "Father of Medicine," construc...
In recognition of his contribution to the medical field, Hippocrates is universally known as the Fat...
According to Aristotle, the medical art aims at health, which is a virtue of the body, and does so i...
The aim of this paper is first to compare for the first time three texts concerning the regimen of t...
Background At the beginning, medicine in the Western world was based on a theocratic-magical doct...
In recognition of his contribution to the medical field, Hippocrates is universally known as the Fat...