التصور الفلسفي للوباء والطب الأبعاد الفلسفية للنزعة العلمية في الطب الحديث

Abstract

The philosophical conception of medicine can be explored through Michel Foucault's text, published in the 1960s, entitled "The Birth of Clinical Medicine." This text examines clinical medical examination and the stages and circumstances of its emergence in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Foucault seems preoccupied with understanding how knowledge of the body is manipulated within the institution of power. This leads us to believe that high-quality and precise epistemological and philosophical works like those of Foucault deserve attention and research in the Arab world. What does it mean to be a doctor of philosophy? Can this relationship be considered an expression of a crisis in philosophy or in medicine? What about health and healing within the philosopher's conceptual arsenal? And did he achieve what he aspired to through his interest in two fields that appear, from a distance, to be entirely different?