The Problem of Life: An Essay in the Origins of Biological ThoughtMacmillan, 1976 - 343 Seiten |
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... important thinkers , Anaximander ( fl . 560 BC ) and Anaximenes ( fl . 545 BC ) , were also natives of Miletus . These later Milesians also engaged in the search for the ' primary substance ' . The detail of Anaximander's cosmology need ...
... important thinkers , Anaximander ( fl . 560 BC ) and Anaximenes ( fl . 545 BC ) , were also natives of Miletus . These later Milesians also engaged in the search for the ' primary substance ' . The detail of Anaximander's cosmology need ...
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... important result of his labours is best described in the words of Galen's commentary : ... the sensory nerves that ... importance . Herophilus , however , agrees with Aristotle in seeing the heart as the fount of the body's heat . In the ...
... important result of his labours is best described in the words of Galen's commentary : ... the sensory nerves that ... importance . Herophilus , however , agrees with Aristotle in seeing the heart as the fount of the body's heat . In the ...
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... important precept of always looking at the human body for authority rather than back to Galen or Aristotle , the Fabrica also broke fresh ground in another direction . Although a slow change was already at work in the production of ...
... important precept of always looking at the human body for authority rather than back to Galen or Aristotle , the Fabrica also broke fresh ground in another direction . Although a slow change was already at work in the production of ...
Inhalt
Preface | 8 |
The act of imagination | 8 |
The palaeontology of some key words | 17 |
Urheberrecht | |
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