An Introduction to the Study of Experimental MedicineSchuman, 1949 - 226 sidor |
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... philosophic theories can no more give inventive spirit and aptness of mind to men , who do not possess them , than knowledge of the laws of acoustics or optics can give a correct ear or good sight to men deprived of them by nature . But ...
... philosophic theories can no more give inventive spirit and aptness of mind to men , who do not possess them , than knowledge of the laws of acoustics or optics can give a correct ear or good sight to men deprived of them by nature . But ...
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Claude Bernard. CHAPTER IV PHILOSOPHIC OBSTACLES ENCOUNTERED BY EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE ACCORDING to everything so far said in this Introduction , the principal obstacles ... PHILOSOPHIC OBSTACLES ENCOUNTERED BY EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE.
Claude Bernard. CHAPTER IV PHILOSOPHIC OBSTACLES ENCOUNTERED BY EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE ACCORDING to everything so far said in this Introduction , the principal obstacles ... PHILOSOPHIC OBSTACLES ENCOUNTERED BY EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE.
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... philosophic systems . Experimental medicine ( like all experi- mental sciences , for that matter ) does not need to be attached to any philosophic system . A physiologist's rôle , like every scientific man's , is to seek truth for its ...
... philosophic systems . Experimental medicine ( like all experi- mental sciences , for that matter ) does not need to be attached to any philosophic system . A physiologist's rôle , like every scientific man's , is to seek truth for its ...
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