Womb as Paradise Lost

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Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part 1 – Philosophical Introduction
1.2 Language in the conventionally medical domain
The medical philosophy has to make an irreversible decision on the use of professional
language. Medical language is on the first place diagnostically language.
The definition and description of symptoms have priority over the understanding
of this linguistic reality. Hermeneutics therefore barely fits in the medical field,
because the philosophy of medical language, has to research not a language in
general, but a specific jargon. Jargon is a specific, narrowing down of the human
communication, with an open, understandable language.
Jargon therefore must be seen as a superficial result of a densificated language
without any transparency, the inner circle excluded.
Let’s take schizophrenia as an example. Inside the medical jargon, the existential
life-story – with a lot of words connected with important positive and negative
symptoms, but communicated in a non-medical language, can’t be – jargon-like -
instrumentally in the frame work of the etiology, the leading factor of the diagnosis.
Understanding of the human individual – the patient with his life-story and
symptoms – is essentially different with understanding of schizophrenia as a
brain-guided DSM-complex.
Understanding schizophrenia orders the basic understanding of the human being,
carrying this functional, but disparagingly ear tag: schizophrenia.
Inside the medical profession the word is carrying a broad spectrum of visions,
contrasting to arguments etc. By this unclearness’s the transparency of the languages,
even as professional jargon, has lost its transparency.
1.2.1 Densification of the language
Clinical Hermeneutics has come true, quite necessary because of the densification
of the language, the communication.
12 Relative holism must be understand in connection with Einstein’s special relativity.