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came up to him and he spoke briefly to him, Then turned back to Nefer and

motioned for her to sit on one of the obligatory benches set into the walls of

the hall. A little later she heard the clang of weapons and Haremhab shot

around the corner. Nefer wanted to resist, but the wish of Pharaoh had to be

followed. One could see Haremhab, a hundred paces away, rolling similar

thoughts while furiously wrinkling his leather helmet with his hands. "Very

well, come with me!" He barked shortly and Nefer got up and followed him. She

almost had to run to adapt to his step. They reached a gate that led out into

the garden and, breathing deeply, looked around Nefer. Further back, she saw

the bridge that led to the temple. It was an elegant roofed structure and the

railings were made of whitewashed wood and decorated with carved floral

ornaments. The garden which they now walked through was a real paradise.

Everywhere palm trees, flowers, fruit trees and in between wonderful little

lakes and streams that served for irrigation. The waters were overgrown with

reeds and shaded by sycamores. Water lilies covered parts of it and colorful

fish frolicked in it. The paths were covered with slabs and the streams were

covered by small footbridges. In front of her, Haremhab reached an unadorned

but neat, elongated building ... Fruit trees and in between there are wonderful

small lakes and streams that were used for irrigation. The waters were

overgrown with reeds and shaded by sycamores. Water lilies covered parts of it

and colorful fish frolicked in it. The paths were covered with slabs and the

streams were covered by small footbridges. In front of her, Haremhab reached an

unadorned but neat, elongated building ... Fruit trees and in between there are

wonderful small lakes and streams that were used for irrigation. The waters

were overgrown with reeds and shaded by sycamores. Water lilies covered parts

of it and colorful fish frolicked in it. The paths were covered with slabs and

the streams were covered by small footbridges. In front of her, Haremhab

reached an unadorned but neat, elongated building

Health in medicine and society , excerpt from Dr. Dirk Lanzerath's contribution

"Mental illness": A medical term, incomprehensible without philosophy , Paul

Hoff, University of Zurich Biopolitics and the individual , Peter Zimmermann

The new phenomenology and its potential to enrich thinking in medicine , Wolf

Langewitz, University Hospital Basel Thinking heals! Philosophy for a healthy

life , Hans Durrer The finiteness of your own life , Dr. Norman Sieroka, ETH

Zurich Mountain and air rescue: limits of autonomy for self- assumed risks ,

Oliver Reisten, Rescue Service Solothurner Spitäler AG The double life of

pain , Sascha Benjamin Fink, University of Magdeburg dystopia medicae: disease

prevention as an expression of a 'damaged society' " , Stefan Vennmann Assisted

autonomy in medical decisions , Monika T. Wicki, Intercantonal College for

Special Education The "healthy sick person" - fundamental information conflict (

not only) of predictive genetic diagnostics , Prof. Dr. Gunnar Duttge (Center

for Medical Law, Georg-August University Göttingen) Medicalization of old age ,

Martina Schmidhuber, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg On the need for a

subjective pathology , Claudia Wesemann, University Medical Center Göttingen

Between self-determination and letting things happen at the end of life , Dr.

med. Roland Kunz, Affoltern Hospital Philosophy in the discourse with medicine

and nursing - mutual benefit , Anika Walther Philosophical perspectives on

"Philosophy and Health" , Thomas Schramme, University of Hamburg Postmortem