"Medicine and Western Civilization" Book Review by Jay Writtings LLC
"Medicine and Western Civilization"
A review of the book "Medicine and Western Civilization" by S. Marcus, S. Kiceluk and D. Rothman.
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| 958 words
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| MLA
| 2009
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Description:
This paper relates that the authors' goal in "Medicine and Western Civilization" is to integrate human consideration and human observation into the medical approach. The paper offers general information about this book and its authors and then discusses the text and the sources used. The paper posits that the book is worth reading because it organizes all social issues in medicine, as well as teaches about original medical technique before technology and the advances of medical science.
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Introduction
General Information
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Outline:
Introduction
General Information
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Summary
From the Paper:
"The major point of the editors is to demonstrate how cultural perceptions have shaped our views of the world. The authors effectively demonstrate their point not by dictating scientific arguments perceptions or explaining things, but through presenting medical and literary works as the essential aspect of culture, representing the way culture has evolved and developed over the course of human civilization. The cultural impact is explained in terms of the aspect of medicine, which is an empirical and scientific and rational form of science and application."Sample of Sources Used:
- Marcus, Steven and Kiceluk, Stephanie and Rothman, David. Medicine and Western Civilization. 1995: Rutgers University.
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"Medicine and Western Civilization" (2009, August 11)
Retrieved June 07, 2023, from https://www.academon.com/book-review/medicine-and-western-civilization-115807/
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""Medicine and Western Civilization"" 11 August 2009.
Web. 07 June. 2023. <https://www.academon.com/book-review/medicine-and-western-civilization-115807/>