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  1. El paradigma neurogenómico: La libertad y las dimensiones antropológicas del paciente.Jon Lecanda & Alberto I. Vargas - 2015 - Scientia et Fides 3 (2):193-208.
    The Neurogenomic Paradigm. Anthropological Dimensions and Freedom in the Care of the Patient: The experimental scientific method disengages the body from the mind and the spirit. Ascertaining the meaning of each individual may overcome the methodological limitations within the current scientific paradigm. The noetic clues afforded by Neurogenomics via an integrative anthropological perspective should pave the way to heal the individual who feels ill, at the heart of his or her disease.
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  • Marilynne Robinson, Gilead, and the Battle for the Soul.Annette Aronowicz - 2017 - Perichoresis 15 (2):41-58.
    A widespread view among contemporary philosophers and scientists is that the soul is a mystification. For Marilynne Robinson, American essayist and novelist, the crux of the matter is not the existence of the soul in itself, since this cannot be settled by debate. Rather, she challenges the sort of evidence that her opponents—mostly basing themselves on the work of neuroscientists, and evolutionary biologists—deem to be decisive in determining the question. The soul, she claims, does not appear at the level of (...)
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  • Religion, Spirituality and Health Care: Confusions, Tensions, Opportunities. [REVIEW]Stephen Pattison - 2013 - Health Care Analysis 21 (3):193-207.
    This paper raises some issues about understanding religion, religions and spirituality in health care to enable a more critical mutual engagement and dialogue to take place between health care institutions and religious communities and believers. Understanding religions and religious people is a complex, interesting matter. Taking into account the whole reality of religion and spirituality is not just about meeting specific needs, nor of trying to ensure that religious people abandon their distinctive beliefs and insights when they engage with health (...)
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  • Advancing beyond socrates? On education, inspiration and inwardness in Kierkegaard and Levinas.Renée Dn van Riessen - 2013 - Philosophia Reformata 78 (1):64-81.
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  • Guest Editorial: On Wolverines and Epistemological Totalitarianism.Etzel Cardena - 2011 - Journal of Scientific Exploration 25 (3).
    While strolling with my beloved in the local zoo, we came across a shortish, furry, brown fellow who engaged our sight and seemed to want to play with us, albeit at a distance. He was friendlier even than the acknowledged local clowns (the bears) and surprise followed surprise as we read that this guy belongs to the ferocious wolverine species. Could this same jolly creature be one who would promptly dispatch us, much larger animals, if he were not fed for (...)
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  • (4 other versions)More Than Tolerance: Ethics for a Multicultural Society.Patrick Giddy - 2012 - Synthesis Philosophica 27 (2):363-376.
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