Being Beheld

Dedication Acknowledgements Prelude: Clinical Ethics and Standardization Part 1: Standardized Clinical Ethics Consultation Techniques Chapter 1: What is a Technique? Heidegger on Techne Heidegger’s Techne Within the Philosophy of Technology Techno-Ontology: Challenging-Forth in Clinical Ethics Consultation Chapter 2: What Does a Technique Do? Non-Identical Repetition Challenging-Forth and Identical Repetition Encounter and Being Ersatz Liturgies Chapter 3: The Four Boxes Method, Clinical Pragmatism, Bioethics Mediation, and the VA’s CASES Method The Four Boxes Method Clinical Pragmatism Bioethics Mediation A Note on the ASBH’s Facilitation Standards The VA’s CASES Method Chapter 4: Richard Zaner’s Phenomenological Method Zaner’s Phenomenological Method Foucault’s Critique of Phenomenology and Other Kantian Philosophies Phenomenology’s Revealing and Concealing Interlude: What Kind of Doing is Clinical Ethics Consultation? CEC and the Virtue of Phronesis Locally Building and Evaluating Techniques Part 2: Practical Ethics as Liturgical Activity Chapter 5: The Liturgy’s Participatory Ontology Liturgical Ontological Revealing What Participatory Ontology Does Not Mean: Rejecting Pantheism Practical Ethics with a Participatory Ontology Chapter 6: Practices of Participation, Not Power: Clinical Ethics Consultation Techniques in a Liturgical Stance Some Features of a Liturgical Stance Summary Postlude: An ASBH Case in a Liturgical Stance Bibliography