Titlebook: Solidarity in Health and Social Care in Europe; Ruud Meulen (Director, Professor of Philosophy),Wi Book 20011st edition Springer Science+B

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Solidarity and Care In Italyervices and their willingness to contribute to the NHS, the level of satisfaction with NHS services and the preferences for a public or a private system. This has implications for questions dealing with territorial solidarity, with special reference to the Northern/Southem divide, as shown by differ

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Beyond Justice and Moralism: Modernity and Solidarity in the Health Care Systemt has been analysed and debated much more thoroughly than solidarity: justice. Why bother with the concept of solidarity in issues of health care reconstruction, if the only thing it appears to add to the concept of justice is some variation upon the equally well-worn concept of benevolence? Another

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storico-political “fact” represented by the loss of the context of tradition. As a student of Heidegger and Jaspers, Hannah Arendt very seriously reflects on the problem of Being. But she is convinced that when it is translated into a “philosophy” or “theory” of Being, the problem becomes a professi

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article is itself an exemplary testimony of the style of thought which dominated the French philosophical scene during this era and upon which the structuralist wave broke after Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s death in 1961. The then accepted opinion was, as Foucault underscores it, definitely going in the

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Josette Gevers,John Gelissen,Wil Arts,Ruud Muffelsstorico-political “fact” represented by the loss of the context of tradition. As a student of Heidegger and Jaspers, Hannah Arendt very seriously reflects on the problem of Being. But she is convinced that when it is translated into a “philosophy” or “theory” of Being, the problem becomes a professi

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Åke Bergmark,Elisabet Lindberg,Mats Thorslundwe will “accompany this break-up, (…) this differentiation” . Hence, perhaps, my hesitation and the uneasiness which haunted me at the thought of having to enter in this arena crowded by all those choices that, like the war, “have taken place” (cf. SNS, ch. 10): for or against “the” subject, for or