https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.2011.167

L'epistemologia e l'etica clinica di Giuseppe Moscati

Vol. 60 No. 3 (2011)
Published: June 30, 2011
Etica medica, scuola medica napoletana, umanizazione della medicina / Medical ethics, neapolitan medical school, humanization of medicine
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Antonio Scoppettuolo
antonio.scoppettuolo@libero.it
Dottore di ricerca in Filosofia, giornalista, Italy.
Il saggio cerca di ricostruire la temperie culturale e filosofica nella quale si è formato ed ha operato il medico Giuseppe Moscati. Si tratta soprattutto di uno scavo nell'humus teorico ed epistemologico dell'arte medica dello scienziato e santo napoletano. Si esaminano perciò i fondamenti della scuola medica calando Moscati all'interno del dibattito sul positivismo scientifico dal quale si discosta attraverso la pratica di una medicina umanizzante. Seppure legato profondamente all'ambiente intellettuale e scientifico napoletano ha saputo apportare alla scienza e all'arte medica una impronta personalissima.
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The essay traces the philosophical and cultural climate in which the physician Giuseppe Moscati worked. This is above all a theoretical and epistemological investigation of the medical art of the Neapolitan medical scientist and saint. Therefore we examine the fundamentals of medical school withim the debate on scientific positivism from which Moscati deviates through the practice of humanizing medicine. Though he was deeply tied to the Neapolitan intellectual and scientific context, he left a personal mark on medical science.

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Scoppettuolo, A. (2011). L’epistemologia e l’etica clinica di Giuseppe Moscati. Medicina E Morale, 60(3). https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.2011.167

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