의과대학 인문학 교육: 환원과 통합 사이에서
Humanities in medical education: between reduction and integration
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Reductive logic has been a major reasoning style in development of modern biomedical sciences. However, when “medical humanities” is developed by reductive reasoning, integrative and holistic values of humanities tend to be weakened. In that sense, identity and significance of “medical humanities” continue to be controversial despite of its literal clarity. Humanities in medical education should be established by strengthening humanistic and socialistic aspects of regular medical curriculum as well as developing individual “medical humanities” programs.
Abstract
Reductive logic has been a major reasoning style in development of modern biomedical sciences. However, when “medical humanities” is developed by reductive reasoning, integrative and holistic values of humanities tend to be weakened. In that sense, identity and significance of “medical humanities” continue to be controversial despite of its literal clarity. Humanities in medical education should be established by strengthening humanistic and socialistic aspects of regular medical curriculum as well as developing individual “medical humanities” programs.
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