Edmund D. Pellegrino Festschrift

David C. Thomasma

1-6

Edmund D. Pellegrino's philosophy of family practice

Howard Brody

7-20

The virtues in psychiatric practice

David W. Mann

21-30

The inadequacy of role models for educating medical students in ethics with some reflections on virtue theory

Edmund L. Erde

31-45

A dialogue between virtue ethics and care ethics

Patricia Benner

47-61

Futility and the varieties of medical judgment

Daniel P. Sulmasy

63-78

Finding an appropriate ethic in a world of moral acquaintances

Erich H. Loewy

79-97

Philosophy of medical practice

a discursive approach

Evert van Leeuwen, Gerrit K. Kimsma

99-112

"Damaged humanity"

the call for a patient-centered medical ethic in the managed care era

Larry R. Churchill

113-126

Antifoundationalism and the possibility of a moral philosophy of medicine

David C. Thomasma

127-143

Why bioethics needs the philosophy of medicine

some implications of reflection on concepts of health and disease

George Khushf

145-163

The crisis of virtue

arming for the cultural wars and Pellegrino at the limes

Tristram Engelhardt

165-172

Phronesis, clinical reasoning, and Pellegrino's philosophy of medicine

Davis

173-195

Why "do no harm"?

Virginia A. Sharpe

197-215