DOJO TWO (WEEK 9): Feminism, Care Ethics, Ethics of Caregiving/Caring for a Loved One & Practical Issues
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Tag: Slow Medicine
The Benefits of Intergenerational Mingling
The benefits of intergenerational mixing are numerous. In yesteryear, it was quite common to see generations living together (or near one another) & mingling on a daily basis. Unfortunately, this has become more of an exception than a norm. To combat this, some innovative exchange programs like the Humanitas program…
Does Philosophy Have a Place in Slow Medicine?
Does Philosophy Have a Place in Slow Medicine? Marisa Diaz-Waian, Authored & Presented at the 2014 American Philosophical Association (Eastern Division Conference), National Philosophical Counseling Association Meeting. ABSTRACT: If one were to tour a museum showcasing images of how we (as a modern culture in the U.S.) tend to the…
