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This is a profound theoretical study with a palpable practical impact linking in masterly fashion clinical practice with the realm of metaphysics and sacred reality. It lays sound grounds for a nonrelativistic biomedical ethics and for a genuinely humane attitude to patients. Ken A. Bryson eloquently proves that he stands for the dignity of both patient and physician. This book is an indispensable manual and a source of inspiration for the hospital ward, ambulatory settings, classroom teaching and learning, as well as for all those who see in the patient a human person and not just an organic body.--Alexander L. Gungov, University of Sofia

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Dr. Ken A. Bryson (PhD from the University of Ottawa) is professor emeritus at Cape Breton University, Canada. He has taught at l’Université de Moncton, the University of Ottawa, Saint Mary’s University on ASN television, Wuhan University, China, and le CEGEP Régional de la Côte Nord, Canada. He held a visiting fellow appointment at Saint David’s University, UK, (1996), and a visiting scholar appointment at Huazhong University, China, of science and technology in 2011. He participated in the Rethinking Technology Institute at Pennsylvania State University (1994). He is founding editor of the philosophy and religion special series, Value Inquiry Book Series, Rodopi-Brill (2000–2016), and is a member on several editorial boards. He is a fellow of the Adler-Aquinas Institute. He has published several books and 50 articles in peer-reviewed journals.

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