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Wounded Body: A Phenomenological Attempt to Define Physical Pain


(Zranione ciało. Próba definicji bólu fizycznego)
DOI: 10.18276/aie.2025.70-03
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W artykule przedstawiam autorską próbę definicji kategorii bólu. W punkcie wyjścia aktualne definicje, obecne w literaturze przedmiotu, zostają poddane krytycznej analizie. Odwołanie dotyczy zarówno tekstów pojawiających się na gruncie nauk medycznych jak i w kontekście jednoznacznie filozoficznym. Na tym tle, autorka przedstawia swoją koncepcje. Głównym wyzwaniem będzie oddzielenie bólu od zjawisk takich jak nocycepcja oraz cierpienie.
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