Hospice care, the origin and growth of which are described, now has its own regimen and philosophy of care. Elements in this were believed to be contrary to Rabbinic prescriptions for the care of the dying, particularly the duty to sustain hope. A philosophical study shows that the practice and Rabbinic principles are not necessarily contradictory. Beliefs about life, death and dying in Eastern religions, and in Christianity, are outlined to show that these too are compatible with the goals and methods of hospice care.Les soins d'hospices, dont l'origine et le développement sont décrits, possèdent & a g r a v e ; present leur propres thérapeutiques et philosophie de soins. Certains points de celles-ci étaient soupçonnés d' être contraires aux prescriptions rabbiniques concernant les soins aux mourants, en particulier le devoir d'entretenir l'espoir. Une étude philosophique révèle que la pratique et les principes rabbiniques ne sont pas forcément opposés. Les grandes lignes des convictions concernant la vie, la mort et le décès dans les religions orientales et dans le christianisme sont tracees pour montrer que celles-ci sont également compatibles avec les buts et les méthodes des soins d'hospices.
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