Subjectivity, Voice and Narratives in Clinical Medicine

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Grant Gillett
Otago University Medical School

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No. 9 (2007): voice
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Author Biography

Grant Gillett, Otago University Medical School

Grant Gillett is a professor of Medical Ethics at the Bioethics Centre of the Otago University Medical School, and also teaches in the Philosophy Department at Otago University. He obtained his DPhil in Philosophy at Oxford University and has authored The Mind and its Discontents (1999) and Bioethics in the Clinic: Hippocratic Reflections (2004), as well as numerous articles in general philosophy, philosophy of mind, medical ethics, philosophy of psychiatry, and philosophical theology.