Thoughts on Medicine: With a Plea for Specialism1889 - Medicine - 9 pages |
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... perfect means ; or in other words , when we know the cause of disease ; can unerringly calculate its severity ; and understand the use and value of the remedies at our command ; when we can formulate all the apparently complicated laws ...
... perfect means ; or in other words , when we know the cause of disease ; can unerringly calculate its severity ; and understand the use and value of the remedies at our command ; when we can formulate all the apparently complicated laws ...
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... perfect unanimity of perception , uni- versal agreement , that truth obtains . Is this not self - evident ? The existence of facts , objects , is undisputed ; the controversy is over the images , inferences , deductions . Science ...
... perfect unanimity of perception , uni- versal agreement , that truth obtains . Is this not self - evident ? The existence of facts , objects , is undisputed ; the controversy is over the images , inferences , deductions . Science ...
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... perfect vase ; strive for large , jagged irregularity or smaller , polished sphericity ; imitate the greedy glutton or the dainty epicure ; prefer quantity or quality ; shall we willfully ignore the signs by the wayside or be guided by ...
... perfect vase ; strive for large , jagged irregularity or smaller , polished sphericity ; imitate the greedy glutton or the dainty epicure ; prefer quantity or quality ; shall we willfully ignore the signs by the wayside or be guided by ...
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