The Human Body and Integrative Bioethics: The Meaning of the Body as a Symbolic Construct
The human body was understood differently through history of modern post-industrial society, as well as other societies and cultures. Also, the ways in which we understand and approach the human body differ across various scientific disciplines: medicine, sociology, theology, philosophy, psychology,...
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| Matična publikacija: |
9. lošinjski dani bioetike Zagreb : Hrvatsko filozofsko društvo, 2010 |
| Glavni autor: | Trako, Tijana (-) |
| Vrsta građe: | Članak |
| Jezik: | eng |
APA stil citiranja
Trako, T. (2010). The Human Body and Integrative Bioethics: The Meaning of the Body as a Symbolic Construct: The Human Body and Integrative Bioethics: The Meaning of the Body as a Symbolic Construct. 9. lošinjski dani bioetike.
Chicago stil citiranjaTrako, Tijana. "The Human Body and Integrative Bioethics: The Meaning of the Body as a Symbolic Construct: The Human Body and Integrative Bioethics: The Meaning of the Body as a Symbolic Construct." 2010.
MLA stil citiranjaTrako, Tijana. "The Human Body and Integrative Bioethics: The Meaning of the Body as a Symbolic Construct: The Human Body and Integrative Bioethics: The Meaning of the Body as a Symbolic Construct." 2010.