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The [[Epistemology|epistemological]] concept of '''plurality of perspectives''' emphasizes that there can be different ways of looking at an object. Just as it is the case with [[sensual perception]], these can appear very differently while still being aspects of the same thing. The [[Wikipedia:Germany|german]] [[Integrative medicine|integrative physician]] [[Peter Matthiessen]] describes for a [[medical pluralism]] the justification of a simultaneous existence of different perspectives in the sense of different, but basically equal and mutually complementary scientific approaches, in a certain contrast to a [[paradigm pluralism]], in which in the confrontation of different [[Wikipedia:Paradigm|paradigms]] a respective better one prevails against inferior ones.<ref>{{Cite book |first=Peter | last=Matthiessen |title=Patientenorientierung und Professionalität |trans-title=Patient orientation and professionalism |edition=2 |publisher=Verlag für Akademische Schriften (VAS) |location=Bad Homburg |date=2011 |ISBN=978-3-88864-472-6 |author-link=Peter Matthiessen|editor=Peter Matthiessen|chapter=Paradigmenpluralität und Individualmedizin|trans-chapter=Paradigm plurality and individual medicine|pages=96f}}</ref> | The [[Epistemology|epistemological]] concept of '''plurality of perspectives''' emphasizes that there can be different ways of looking at an object. Just as it is the case with [[sensual perception]], these can appear very differently while still being aspects of the same thing. The [[Wikipedia:Germany|german]] [[Integrative medicine|integrative physician]] [[Peter Matthiessen]] describes for a [[medical pluralism]] the justification of a simultaneous existence of different perspectives in the sense of different, but basically equal and mutually complementary scientific approaches, in a certain contrast to a [[paradigm pluralism]], in which in the confrontation of different [[Wikipedia:Paradigm|paradigms]] a respective better one prevails against inferior ones.<ref>{{Cite book |first=Peter | last=Matthiessen |title=Patientenorientierung und Professionalität |trans-title=Patient orientation and professionalism |edition=2 |publisher=Verlag für Akademische Schriften (VAS) |location=Bad Homburg |date=2011 |ISBN=978-3-88864-472-6 |author-link=Peter Matthiessen|editor=Peter Matthiessen|chapter=Paradigmenpluralität und Individualmedizin|trans-chapter=Paradigm plurality and individual medicine|pages=96f}}</ref> | ||
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The epistemological concept of plurality of perspectives emphasizes that there can be different ways of looking at an object. Just as it is the case with sensual perception, these can appear very differently while still being aspects of the same thing. The german integrative physician Peter Matthiessen describes for a medical pluralism the justification of a simultaneous existence of different perspectives in the sense of different, but basically equal and mutually complementary scientific approaches, in a certain contrast to a paradigm pluralism, in which in the confrontation of different paradigms a respective better one prevails against inferior ones.[1]
Weblinks
- Integrative Medizin und Perspektivenpluralismus Website (german)
References
- ↑ Matthiessen, Peter (2011). "Paradigmenpluralität und Individualmedizin" [Paradigm plurality and individual medicine]. In Peter Matthiessen (ed.). Patientenorientierung und Professionalität [Patient orientation and professionalism] (2 ed.). Bad Homburg: Verlag für Akademische Schriften (VAS). pp. 96f. ISBN 978-3-88864-472-6.
- ↑ Matthiessen, Peter (2011). "Paradigmenpluralität und Individualmedizin" [Paradigm plurality and individual medicine]. In Peter Matthiessen (ed.). Patientenorientierung und Professionalität [Patient orientation and professionalism] (2 ed.). Bad Homburg: Verlag für Akademische Schriften (VAS). p. 99. ISBN 978-3-88864-472-6.