Brain time and phenomenological time (draft) As 'tis from the disposition of visible and tangible objects we receive the idea of space, so from the succession of ideas and impressions we form the idea of time...-David Hume, Treatise of Human Nature ... space and time ... are therefore pure intuitions that lie a priori at the basis of the empirical. ... they are mere forms of our sensibility, wh...

There is a growing concern that all is not well with undergraduate medical education. Indeed, representatives of 67 countries at the world conference on medical education in 1988 were in little doubt that medical education is in a poor state.' Furthermore, one medical dean has referred to a crisis in undergraduate education,2 and some of the shortcomings of medical education have been referred ...