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casuistics /cas·u·is·tics/ (kazh-u-is´tiks) the recording and study of cases of disease.

casuistics

[kazh′əwis′tiks]

Etymology: L, casus, a happening

the recording and study of the cases of any disease.

casuistics [kaz″u-is´tiks]

the recording and study of cases of disease.

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No references found	as key sign of the casuistic process; class, gender, and the supernatural; constructions of conscience (in action and acted upon, as auxiliary, troubled and clear cases, oppositional pairs, and its bodily manifestations); and theoretical dimensions of casuistry such as genealogies, theatricality, and its contribution to literary theory and practice and to the comedia, philosophy, and twentieth-century theories. Conscience on Stage: The Comedia as Casuistry in Early Modern Spain by Carrion, Maria M. / Renaissance Quarterly Firstly, the South African approach avoids the casuistic nature of English law, where the right to identity cannot be definitively recognised because it does not fit into any of the existing torts, with the result that use of a person's image can only be dealt with by indirect means in limited cases. Image rights in South Africa by Cornelius, Steve / The International Sports Law Journal When to discontinue a medical treatment thought futile or unnecessarily burdensome is a torturous decision, one that Catholic tradition has long approached in a casuistic and nuanced way. Utmost care by Commonweal	castigophobia Castilleja casting casting tape CASTLE Castle's intrinsic factor Castleman disease Castleman's disease Castleman’s Disease castor castor bean castor bean tick Castor canadensis castor oil Castor Rex castrate castration Castration Anxiety castration complex Castroviejo ophthalmic instruments Casts casualty casualty insurance Casualty Simulation Casuaris casuistic casuistics CAT CAT Assay Cat Bite Fever Cat Eye Syndrome Cat Fever cat flea CAT Fund cat pox CAT scan CAT scanner Cat Scratch Disease Cat Syndrome Cat Tail Cat Unit cat's claw cat's elbow cat's eye amaurosis cat(a)- cat- cat-bite fever CAT-CAM cat-cry syndrome cat-eye syndrome cat-scratch disease	Casuaridae Casuaridae Casuariformes Casuariidae Casuariidae Casuariiform Casuariiformes Casuariiformes casuarina casuarina Casuarina equisetfolia Casuarina equisetifolia Casuarina equisetifolia Casuarina Primary School Casuarinaceae Casuarinaceae Casuarinales Casuarinales Casuarinas Casuarinas Casuaris Casuarius Casuarius Casuarius casuiistries casuiistries casuiistries casuist casuist casuist casuistic casuistical casuistical casuistical casuistically casuistically casuistics casuistics casuistics casuistries casuistries casuistries casuistry casuistry casuistry Casuistry and Social Dilemmas Casuists Casuists Casuists CASUL Casulty Evacuation CASUP Casuproviso Casus Casus casus belli casus belli casus belli Casus bellum Casus bellum Casus bellum

as key sign of the casuistic process; class, gender, and the supernatural; constructions of conscience (in action and acted upon, as auxiliary, troubled and clear cases, oppositional pairs, and its bodily manifestations); and theoretical dimensions of casuistry such as genealogies, theatricality, and its contribution to literary theory and practice and to the comedia, philosophy, and twentieth-century theories.

Conscience on Stage: The Comedia as Casuistry in Early Modern Spain by Carrion, Maria M. / Renaissance Quarterly

Firstly, the South African approach avoids the casuistic nature of English law, where the right to identity cannot be definitively recognised because it does not fit into any of the existing torts, with the result that use of a person's image can only be dealt with by indirect means in limited cases.

Image rights in South Africa by Cornelius, Steve / The International Sports Law Journal

When to discontinue a medical treatment thought futile or unnecessarily burdensome is a torturous decision, one that Catholic tradition has long approached in a casuistic and nuanced way.

Utmost care by Commonweal

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