Vol.2Philosophy of Uncertainty and Medical Decisions
First edition, 2006
- Masaki Ichinose
- Introduction
- PART ONE
- THE PHILOSOPHY OF FACING UNCERTAINTY:
EPISTEMIC LIMITS, PROBABILITY, AND DECISION
- Masaki Ichinose
- Bayesianism, Medical Decision, and Responsibility
- Daisuke Kachi
- Is a Decision-Theorist a Friend or Foe of a Bayesian-Theorist?
Comments on Professor Ichinosefs Paper
- Colin McKenzie
- Confirmation in Economics
- Graham Priest
- The Limits of Knowledge
- Takashi Iida
- Comments on gThe Limits of Knowledgeh
- Colin Howson
- The Logic of Probable Inference
- Kazuo Shigemasu
- Comment: The Logic of Probable Inference
- Donald Gillies
- Subjective and Objective Probabilities
in Medical Decision Making
- Nobuharu Tanji
- Some Questions for Professor Gillies
- Timothy Williamson
- Probability and the Notion of Luminosity
- PART TWO
- CHOICES ABOUT LIFE AND DEATH
- Isao Kamae
- Decision Making in Medicine
- Tetsuro Shimizu
- The Decision-Making Process in Medicine:
Treatment Choices That Affect Life and Death
- Toshihiro Suzuki
- The Choice between Life and Death:
Reports of Actual Medical Lawsuits
- Takashi Asao
- From the Health-Care Economics Point of View:
Information, Philosophy, and Decision-Making
- PART THREE
- SYMPOSIUM ON CONSENT AND DECISION
CONCERNING LIFE AND DEATH
- The Authors
- DALS Organization
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