1960, p. 7) suggestion that philosophers, "each for himself and in himself," should at first "put out of action all the convictions we have been accepting up to now." This suggestion also includes an invitation to "immerse ourselves" in the "scientific striving and doing" (Husserl, 1960, p. 9). For my part, this attitude of "immersing" pertains to the world of clinical medicine, specifically the moral experiences and difficulties that arise in that context. Crucial to this activity is adopting a rigorous reflective attitude, even while becoming immersed in the activities and practices that occur in clinical settings (Bliton and Finder, 1999, pp. 72–75)." /> Imagining a fetus - Bliton Mark J. | sdvig press