ArticleHealthcare (Basel, Switzerland)2023
Aesthetic Attitude Based on Kant's Aesthetics of Caring Relationships in Nursing.
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- Validation of the esthetics of nursing care scale among Iranian nurses.BMC nursing · 2025Article
- Aesthetic experiences of patients with advanced cancer in end-of-life care in China: A phenomenological study.Belitung nursing journal · 2025Article
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Abstract
(1) Background: Although aesthetic attitude has been comprehended as one of the fundamental traits in nursing, there is a lack of discussion considering Kant's aesthetics of caring relationships. The purpose of this study was to illuminate aesthetic and moral characteristics of caring expressed in the caring relationship between a nurse and patient and suggest a new perspective of aesthetic attitude based on Kant's aesthetics of care ethics. (2) Methods: A theoretical reflection was contemplated regarding notions of aesthetic attitude in the caring relationship between a nurse and patient. (3) Results: human faculty of reflective aesthetic judgment to feel the beautiful and the sublime through imagination and free play in Kant's aesthetics could be applied to the aesthetic attitude in the field of nursing. (4) Conclusions: A nurse who has trained with this aesthetic attitude can act as a moral agent and contribute to the protection and promotion of human dignity in a caring relationship.
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