10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPIGENIST»
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epigenist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
epigenist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Examination of the Philosophy of Bacon: Wherein Different ...
What are the sexes, and what must we believe? The germinalist, after having
found so many reasons to mock the epigenist, himself stops completely
thoughtful before the ear of the mule, and doubts all that he believed.
Impregnation, gestation ...
Joseph de Maistre, Richard A. Lebrun, 1998
2
The Dream of the Perfect Child
... affinity between this chain of beings, quivering with life and pointing towards a
future perfection, and contemporary philosophies of history focussing on the
triumph of mankind in constant progress toward betterment. If the evolution-
epigenist ...
3
An Inklings Weave: A Way to Understanding
See wizened setting epigenist to Intention sex that which gives the dead a rise;
star of David Sex six pointed star comprised of three alternating segments of It
and Is cycling as binaural beats of Is It, It Is for the alleviation of desire as
resulting ...
... EPIGENE EPIGENESES EPIGENESIS EPIGENETIC EPIGENETICALLY
EPIGENIC EPIGENIST EPIGENISTS EPIGENOUS EPIGEOUS EPIGLOTTAL
EPIGLOTTIC EPIGLOTTIDECTOMIES EPIGLOTTIDECTOMY EPIGLOTTIS
EPIGLOTTISES ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Reproducing Enlightenment: Paradoxes in the Life of the Body ...
“Kant and the early epigenist researchers at the University of Göt- tingen knew
well that epigenesis is a transcendental concept in precisely this 'mechanical'
sense: we assume it because all other assumptions come at too high a cost.
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Medical Revolutionaries: The Enslaved Healers of ...
... known for his studies of plant and insect life in Saint Domingue, enjoyed
discussing the latest scholarly issues with Charles Bonnet, who was best known
for his study of aphids and his involvement in the preformationist and epigenist
debate.
Karol Kimberlee Weaver, 2006
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Annual Report of the Department of Agriculture and Food
He might be termed an epigenist, for he believed that “the parts of the future
organism do not pre-exist as such, but make their appearance in due order of
succession.” It is interesting to note that the methods of Aristotle are those of
modern ...
Ontario. Dept. of Agriculture and Food, 1920
... epigenist, for he believed that “the parts of the future organism do not pre-exist
as such, but make their appearance in due order of succession.” It is interesting
to note that the methods of Aristotle are those of modern scientific workers, viz., ...
Ontario. Legislative Assembly, 1919
... animal, of of an egg, they are engendered in the same way." In fact, Aristotle
had very definite even modern views regarding embryology, for he had studied
the forming chick in the shell. He might be termed an epigenist, for he believed
that ...
Ontario. Dept. of Agriculture, 1920
... an epigenist, for he believed that “the parts of the future organism do not pre-
exist as such, but make their appearance in due order of succession.” It is
interesting to note that the methods of Aristotle are those of modern scientific
workers, viz.
Entomological Society of Ontario, 1917
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EPIGENIST»
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World Cosmetic Chemicals Industry
... Rolls Out Balance® RCF Mutifunctional Styling Polymer II-69AkzoNobel Unveils Dermacryl® E II-69BASF Introduces Epigenist™ II-69BASF's ... «MarketWatch, Apr 15»
Cosmetic ingredients: The latest anti-aging launches
With two new actives, Epigenist ™ and Lox-Age ™, BASF focuses on the epidermis. The first one is presented as an epidermal rejuvenator, ... «Premium beauty, Dec 14»
