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Conclusion,usion from this study is that the relationship and dialogue between old and new, traditional and modern medicines was at work throughout their respective developments. This relationship reflects a historical reality that I have endeavored to highlight and that has for a long time been overshadowed b

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Hormoz Ebrahimnejadhe study of the process is of obvious importance and signi?cance. For much of its long history, the study of perception has been con?ned to natural- tic observation. Nonetheless, the phenomena considered worthy of note have not been those that nurture our survival—the veridical features of perceptio

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e described from several perspectives. One level of description involves physical properties, which in the case of visual perception involves light, a form of electromagnetic radiation that exists throughout the universe. Another important level of description is derived from geometrical optics. Des

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Introduction, of modernization in the “Orient” does not seem to discriminate between colonized and non-colonized countries, physicians in the latter countries had a different relationship with their Western counterparts as they were not bound to consider them their master or superior, whether socially or intellectually.