Mind and culture

The subject of the present work is of didactic interest in the sense of historical significance and adaptive development, little known facts, although of outstanding importance in life on earth, especially in relation to the human species. The approach to these facts is presented in a unifying sense and related to life situations of recognised significance for humans, both for themselves and for society and culture. These conditions are in a permanent state of flux, some of them not well adaptive, as is undesirable. Those of the subject matter include the scientific knowledge that is recognised, some with the corresponding verification and others with the most acceptable theories, with the fundamental desire that it will broaden the sense of thought about Man and his evolution, both personal and social.

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Diplômé en médecine en 1952. Membre de la faculté de médecine de Harvar, 1958-1960. Auteur et co-auteur de 100 articles scientifiques et de 15 livres sur la médecine, l'éducation et la philosophie. Spécialiste et consultant national et international dans le domaine de l'enseignement supérieur. Co-directeur du Code d'éthique pour l'équipe de soins de santé. Membre de l'AMA et de la Society for Ethics in Medicine. Prof Honoris Causa et IUIR. 2008.