Medicine and medical ethics in the works of Rambama
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The ideas of Judaism had a great influence on the development of not only Jewish, but also world culture. Throughout their centuries -old history, the Jewish people were repeatedly subjected to brutal persecution and attempts to exterminate, but, despite numerous sacrifices, they survived. The glorious creations of the prophets and Gaons, the ideas of such thinkers as Barukh Spinoza, Henri Bergson, Moshe Mendelsson, Ahad-Ha-Am, Max Nordau continue to serve as an inexhaustible source of wisdom in our time. In the constellation, the named names with a bright luminary stand out the slaves-well Moshe Ben Maymon (Rambam) The personality of Rambam was surrounded by a halo of admiration during his lifetime. Rambam"s medical works were taught at the Universities of Western Europe (Henri de Mondeville, Jean de Touremire, Nicolo Falucci) and were used in writing the dissertation. The hygienic attitudes of Rambam in the field of nutrition, in issues of sexual hygiene, his statements about the benefits and dangers of wine, about sanitary requirements for housing, and physical culture are also of undoubted interest to the modern reader
Author:
Author:Alberton Nathan Nahman
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Paper:
Paper:white
Series:
Series: Bet
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-93273-486-5
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