An Introduction to the Study of Experimental MedicineSchuman, 1949 - 226 sidor |
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... truth . Theirs is a narrow science , mingled with personal vanity or the diverse passions of man . Pride , however , should have nothing to do with all these vain disputes . When two physiologists or two doctors quarrel , each to ...
... truth . Theirs is a narrow science , mingled with personal vanity or the diverse passions of man . Pride , however , should have nothing to do with all these vain disputes . When two physiologists or two doctors quarrel , each to ...
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... truth . We have seen that there is no absolute truth apart from mathematical principles ; in all nat- ural phenomena the principles from which we start , like the conclu- sions which we reach , embody only relative truths . The experi ...
... truth . We have seen that there is no absolute truth apart from mathematical principles ; in all nat- ural phenomena the principles from which we start , like the conclu- sions which we reach , embody only relative truths . The experi ...
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... truth ; and if he never finds it in its wholeness , he discovers nevertheless very significant fragments ; and these fragments of universal truth are precisely what constitute science . Men of science , then , do not seek for the ...
... truth ; and if he never finds it in its wholeness , he discovers nevertheless very significant fragments ; and these fragments of universal truth are precisely what constitute science . Men of science , then , do not seek for the ...
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