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这是我自己找的,也不知道对你有没有帮助.你看看吧In her Lifetime Achievement Award Presentation duringthe annual meeting of the American Society for Bioethics& Humanities in Washington, on October 20, 2007, themedical sociologist and bioethicist Rene´e C. Fox addressedthe audience about her ideas about bioethics of the future:‘‘The bioethics that I envisage’’. In her view, bioethicsshould pay more attention to historical aspects of medicineand health care, and to the history of bioethics itself. Alsothe social context of bioethics should be taken more intoaccount. Finally, she held a plea for a multidisciplinaryapproach, thereby also focusing on the philosophicalbackground of bioethical notions, theories and models. In anutshell, this view of the future of bioethics is very similarto the view from which the scope and aims of MedicineHealth Care and Philosophy have resulted. After all, wewelcome papers from a broad range of disciplines includinghistory, ethics, anthropology, epistemology, logic,metaphysics, philosophy of science and technology, sociologyand political science, law, and the philosophy ofculture and religion. Thus we want to place medicine,health care, and bioethics in the broadest possible context.Because of its diversity of topics, theories and approaches,this issue is quite exemplary for the aims and scope ofMedicine Health Care and Philosophy.The first three papers have a phenomenological orientationin common. Linda Finlay and Pat Molano-Fisher focuson cochlear implants. Starting point are the experiences ofPat, one of the authors and since the age of five post-linguallyprofoundly deaf, who received a cochlear implant at the ageof 55. The authors describe and analyse Pat’s experiencesbased on an existential phenomenological method. Theauthors show how patients after such an implantation have tocome to terms with a changing relationship with the world,with others and with themselves. Pat has to reorient herselfand learn to cope with her transformed self and world. In theanalysis, typical phenomenological notions such as ‘‘lifeworld’’, ‘‘embodiment’’, and ‘‘being-in-the world’’ play acentral role. Likewise, the second paper focuses on theimplications of a new medical technology, i.e. tissue engineering,especially the engineering of heart valves. In thispaper too phenomenological notions such as ‘‘lived integrity’’and ‘‘the lived body’’ play a crucial role. Mechteld-HannaDerksen and Klasien Horstman develop a phenomenological–ethical perspective on bodies and technologies in whichconcrete experiences of health and illness are central. Theyattempt to escape from the dichotomy of tissue engineeringbeing ‘‘morally good’’ or ‘‘morally dangerous’’ based onspecific assumptions of the role of nature in medicine. Insteadthey propose that the ethics of tissue engineering should beframed not in terms of ‘‘natural’’ or ‘‘unnatural’’, but in termsof ‘‘good embodied life’’ and ‘‘lived integrity’’. In the thirdpaper, Elling Hulvestad attempts to explain why there are sofew structural aberrations to be found in chronic fatiguesyndrome (CFS) and why a specific treatment is so difficultto establish. In his view, the CFS can be properly understoodonly by taking an integrated perspective in whichevolutionary, developmental and ecological aspects areconsidered. Although the phenomenological perspective inthis paper is not so elaborately developed as in the two previouspapers, Hulvestad comes to the conclusion that thephenomenological dimension enriches biological accountsof health and disease and adds a new dimension to clinicalstudies. When it comes to elucidation of CFS, biological andphenomenological investigations should be looked upon ascomplementing and not competing alternatives.The next three papers are in the field of psychiatry,mental health care, and neurology. In the first one, TimThornton takes a stance toward a recently developedguideline of the World Psychiatric Association (WPA). Hebases his argument on an analysis of an important chapterin the history of psychiatry, i.e. Windelband’s rectorialaddress of 1894 on the distinction between idiographic andnomothetical understanding. In 2003, the WPA hasemphasized the importance of idiographic understanding asa distinct component of a comprehensive diagnosis inpsychiatry. In the elaboration of this idea, idiographicunderstanding is often assimilated to the notion of narrativejudgement. Thornton argues that we must clearly distinguishbetween an idiographic and narrative judgement. Inthe call for comprehensive diagnosis, narrative rather thanidiographic elements should have an important role. Thesecond paper, written by Enric Novella, is about the recentprocesses of deinstitutionalization and reform of mentalhealth services. He starts with a critical review of the mostpopular theoretical accounts of these developments, especiallypaying attention to the approaches of mainstreampsychiatry and the social sciences respectively. His conclusionis that it is still a long way to an adequateexplanation of these phenomena. For a comprehensiveunderstanding of these transformations we need a thoroughevaluation of the facts, a consideration of shifting socialvalues and needs and a historical analysis of deinstitutionalizationpolicies. The third paper draws our attentionto the problem of self care in patients with a diminishedcapacity of self care, especially persons with Alzheimer’sdisease (AD). Ursula Naue argues that concepts such aspersonhood, well-being, autonomy and rationality need tobe re-thought when we try to tackle the problem ofdementia care and of the increasingly aging population.Naue considers AD a social–medical construct which is tobe understood in the context of power relations. As in theprevious article about mental care, here also Foucault’shistorical and epistemological analyses, for example, about‘‘technologies of the self’’ play a major role.Although very different in topic and scope, the next twopapers might be subsumed under the heading of thepatient–physician relationship. The first one, written byReidar Pedersen, is an hermeneutically inspired analysis ofempathy, a much discussed phenomenon in the patient–physician relationship. In the first part of his paper hecriticizes the quite common positive connotation ofempathy: isn’t empathy a wolf in sheep’s clothing? In thesecond part he comes up with an alternative description ofempathy, i.e. empathy conceived of as ‘‘appropriateunderstanding of another human being’’. In this alternativedescription the inherent relationship between empathy andmorality is accentuated. The second paper tackles a newphenomenon in medicine and health care, i.e. the so-called‘‘e-medicine’’, in particular the role of Internet in thecommunication between patient and physician. ChristianSimon and Sarah Schramm studied the so-called indirectInternat use among cancer patients and their families. Inindirect Internat use patients report receiving onlineinformation from their relatives and social networks. Thisstudy illustrates that indirect Internat use is a central featureof the cancer experience. In contrast to other literaturein this area, the authors suggest that indirect Internat usemay have normatively positive and negative implicationsfor patients.The last two papers in this issue regard biomedical andclinical research, but deal with quite different topics.Deborah Barnbaum analyses the notion of supererogation(‘‘going beyond the call of duty’’) and its applicability inclinical research. Supererogation is a much discussednotion in clinical ethics, but has so far received littleattention in research ethics. According to Barnbaum,patients, research participants, and also researchers themselveshave, like physicians, the opportunity to performacts of supererogation. Such praiseworthy acts, she argues,should be accorded the moral respect that they deserve.The final paper in this issue is in line with the plea of Rene´eFox for a more socially embedded bioethics. Drawing upon10 interviews with stem cell researchers Alan Cribb et al.explore and illustrate the ways in which the role positionsof researchers are shaped by the normative structure ofscience and medicine. The emphasis is on the social constructionof role positions in medicine, medical researchand medical ethics. The authors argue that, unless weunderstand the social construction of ethical positions, andthe division of ethical labour thereby produced, we will beunable to understand what is going on in translational stemcell research
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软件无线电自1992年Jeo Mitola提出以来,在近几年取得了引人注目的进 展,它的开放性硬件平台、尽可能地用可升级、可重新配置的应用软件来实现各 种无线电功能的设计新思路,引起了包括个人通信、军事通信、微电子以及计算 机等各个领域的巨大关注,被认为是未来通信技术发展的一个重要方向之一.本文的软件无线电网关就是软件无线电技术在军事中的应用,本文在无线电 网关的基础上实现了一种16kbps的GMSK跳频无线数据传输.本文的结构安排如下：第一章对软件无线电的由来、定义、发展状况以及结构做了简要的概述 第二章介绍了软件无线电相关的一些理论 第三章介绍了无线信道的特性,及常用信道估计的方法 第四章介绍了无线数传的实施方案,在硬件平台上实现了16kKbps的GMSK 跳频数传,主要的调制解调算法在TI的DSP上得到实现 第五章总结和展望 【英文摘要】 Software Radio have get remarkable development since firstly introduced by Jeo Mitola in 1992.It has several new characteristic:opening hardware platform,using updateable and reconfigurable application software to realize all kinds of radio function.This type of software radio is expected to be a key technology in several application fields of wireless communications,including cellular telephony,military communications,micro-electronics and etc.The Software Radio Gateway is application of Software Rad...
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