Titlebook: Early Modern Medicine and Natural Philosophy; Peter Distelzweig,Benjamin Goldberg,Evan R. Raglan Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media

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250 Keywords Personalmanagementever have prospered without the support of wealthy physicians, the rolls of the organization were filled with doctors and surgeons, and medical and biological observations and analyses crowd the pages of its journal. Indeed, some members of the College of Physicians complained about the Royal Societ

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250 Keywords Preis- und Produktpolitikience was connected not only to less error, but to a practitioner’s violent approach to the living body of the patient. Taking the case study of two practitioners in late sixteenth-century Venice, this essay explores the problem of anatomy and the emergence of a more robust language of manual skill,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-06995-7 theories of light, color, and vision in subtle but significant ways. In this paper I show how anatomy and philosophy conspired to understand the structure and the purpose of the parts of the eye in two important, but largely overlooked, works by professors at the University of Padua: the natural ph

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