Morality and corporality are considered two fundamental anthropological categories. With morality I mean the fact of man's moral existence, the fact of his being a moral being.
Man knows about right and wrong.
I use the term corporality in a phenomenological sense. With this term I mean the fact of man's corporal existence, the fact of his being a corporal being. Although it is generally acknowledged that man is a moral and a corporal being, it seems as if both human aspects are not in any way interrelated. The bodily aspects of being human seem to be a forgotten dimension. Modern health care ethics seems to be based on a dualistic position.