10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPIGENESIST»
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Embodiment and Epigenesis: Theoretical and Methodological ...
Where the predetermined epigenesist saw invariance along a set course, the
probabilistic epigenesist saw inherent uncertainty due to factors such as
neurochemical stimulation or the musculoskeletal effects of use during
development.And ...
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Shelley and the Apprehension of Life
Denise Gigante, in her account of Romanticism's 'epigenesist poetics', has
advanced this interchange between science and poetry still further. Crucially, she
views Romanticism's rejection of neoclassical standards as congruent with the ...
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Kant's Organicism: Epigenesis and the Development of ...
... of origin and generative processes in general. For it is my sense that
epigenesist models had a significant role to play for Kant's theory of cognition, for
what one might even go so far as to describe as his epigenesist philosophy of
mind.
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The Anatomy of Blackness: Science and Slavery in an Age of ...
The implications of Maupertuis's epigenesist embryology went far beyond a
refutation of preformationism, however; epigenesis was the epistemological
precondition for his generation-based examination of what he called the African
variety ...
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Preparing for Life in Humanity 2.0
Lamarck was an epigenesist about individual lives but a preformationist about
natural history as a whole: He believed that individuals could improve upon their
inheritance in ways that brought their offspring closer to some ideal state of being
.
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Qualitative Mathematics for the Social Sciences: ...
12.6 depicts a modified model of the probabilistic epigenesist system. It is
obvious that the scheme here leads to an emphasis on the specific kinds of
relationships between levels—first of all, between adjacent levels (e.g., Johnston
& Edwards, ...
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Divine Machines: Leibniz and the Sciences of Life
He is a leading figure in the epigenesist tradition, insofar as his work on the chick
embryo leads him to conclude that all animals develop into complex organisms
from a uniform and undifferentiated primordium. Harvey believes that all living ...
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A History of Embryology
Needham and Wolff were undoubtedly epigenesist-vitalists, and Bonnet was
undoubtedly a pre- formationist-vitalist, but Maupertuis was equally clearly an
epigenesist- mechanist. G. L. Leclerc, Comte de Buffon, the most independent
figure in ...
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Exploring the Early Development of Health Inequality: ...
The epigenesist notion of environmentally influenced development gave support
to monogenist race theories that emphasized the underlying essential unity of
human races and the external, climatic source of physical variation. Epigenesist ...
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A HIDEOUS MONSTER OF THE MIND
Herder suggested that different peoples or races embody different “thoughts” in
the mind of God. This vision partly derived from Herder's study of epigenesist
embryology, which led him to draw an analogy between the growth and
development ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EPIGENESIST»
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Breast Cancer Test Could Spot Disease A Decade Earlier
We know that genetic variation contributes to a person's risk of disease, Dr. James Flanagan, study author and epigenesist at Imperial College ... «International Business Times, May 12»
