No. 18 (2019): Número Especial: Teoría de la argumentación en Colombia. Coordinado por Júlder Gómez
Número Especial: Teoría de la argumentación en Colombia

The argument ad verecundiam in the doctor-patient relationship: case study in aesthetic procedures

Schumann Javier Andrade Uribe
Facultad de Filosofía
 Instituto de Bioética Pontificia Universidad Javeriana
Published July 9, 2019

Keywords:

ad verecundiam, argument to appeal to authority, doctor-patient relationship
How to Cite
Andrade Uribe, S. J. (2019). The argument ad verecundiam in the doctor-patient relationship: case study in aesthetic procedures. Revista Iberoamericana De Argumentación, (18), 1–21. https://doi.org/10.15366/ria2019.18.001

Abstract

This paper addresses the argumentative link that is established in the doctor-patient relationship and elaborates an analysis with the purpose of evaluating the way in which the argument that appeals to the authority or argument ad verecundiam can lead to undesirable medical practices when it is incurred a false authority. In support of these claims, the text presents two moments, on the one hand, it exposes the characteristics of the argument ad verecudiam and its place in the medical environment; and on the other hand, elucidates the argumentative criteria by which the doctor-patient relationship is affected, which entails value consequences on the medical authority.

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