The Influence of Edmund D. Pellegrino's Philosophy of Medicine Book

Introduction; D.C. Thomasma. Edmund D. Pellegrino's Philosophy of Family Practice; H. Brody. The Virtues in Psychiatric Practice; D.W. Mann. The Inadequacy of Role Models for Educating Medical Students in Ethics with Some Reflections on Virtue Theory; E.L. Erde. A Dialogue Between Virtue Ethics and Care Ethics; P. Benner. Futility and the Varieties of Medical Judgement; D.P. Sulmasy. Finding an Appropriate Ethic in a World of Moral Acquaintances; E.H. Loewy. Philosophy of Medical Practice: A Discursive Approach; E. van Leeuwen, G.K. Kimsma. 'Damaged Humanity': The Call for a Patient-Centered Medical Ethic in the Managed Care Era; L.R. Churchill. Antifoundationalism and the Possibility of a Moral Philosophy of Medicine; D.C. Thomasma. Why Bioethics Needs the Philosophy of Medicine: Some Implications of Reflection on Concepts of Health and Disease; G. Khushf. The Crisis of Virtue: Arming for the Cultural Wars and Pellegrino at the Limes; H.T. Engelhardt, Jr. Phronesis, Clinical Reasoning, and Pellegrino's Philosophy of Medicine; F.D. Davis. Why 'Do no Harm'? V.A. Sharpe.