Exploring Historical and Philosophical Perspectives on Medical Practices

The chapter delves into the historical perception of suffering and medical practices in the past, contrasting them with modern views. It discusses the evolving role of medical practices in shaping our understanding of the human body and the separation of personal stories from medical examinations. The conversation extends to the impact of technological advancements, particularly ultrasounds, on women's perceptions of pregnancy and the reliance on visual representations over personal experiences.