BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL IMPERATIVE
Subtitle: Understanding the Biologos and General Systems Theory Approach to Biocommunications As the Psychospiritual Anatomy of Good Health
By: A Monograph Publication In Health Communications And Biopsychosocial Health
Publisher: International Foundation For Biosocial Development And Human Health
Published: 1981
Place of publication: New York
Format: Textbook Binding
Number of pages: 55
ISBN-13: 9780934314060
Subjects: Life Sciences; Health Care; Behavioral Medicine
Genres: Medicine; Philosophy
Description: An account of the writer's view that health is created within a framework of cultural diversity and intercultural communications, and that good clinical health is a function of good social health.
Notes: Preface addressed to Professor Yujiro Ikemi of the University of Kyushu, Japan. There are notes on "Ethnic Culture" - the view suggested in Lewis Thomas' MEDUSA AND THE SNAIL  - relating to ethics in terms of "ONE'S OWN ETHNICS"; to Robertson's America in which there are both "assimilable" and "unassimilable" races; and to the "ARTS IN TEREZIN, 1941-1945" - culture proved superior even in the concentration camp - ethical power is based on the spirit of Man, not on "our group" the author says. Fundamental reading and References and Annotations are given on page 49 et seq.