CO OZNACZA SŁOWO VIVISECTIONAL
Definicja słowa vivisectional w słowniku
Definicja wiwisekcjum w słowniku odnosi się do aktu lub praktyki wykonywania eksperymentów na żywych zwierzętach, polegających na przycięciu lub rozcięciu ciała. Inna definicja wiwiseksualizmu jest bezlitośnie analityczna.
KSIĄŻKI POWIĄZANE ZE SŁOWEM «VIVISECTIONAL»
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Against the Spirit of System: The French Impulse in ...
81 Americans also perceived a heart-hardening influence in the vivisectional
demonstrations and experiments they witnessed in Paris. Just as Americans
sometimes praised the clinicians as pathologists while denouncing their
treatment of ...
In the recent discussions before the House Judiciary Committee of
Massachusetts upon the bill relating to inspection of vivisectional experiments in
the medical schools and universities of the State, none of the petitioners for the
bill were able ...
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Voluntary Animal Motion from Greek Antiquity to the Latin ...
(Gal. AA X.l, p. 27.10-15 Duckworth) For it is only through vivisection that one is
able to learn, directly or indirectly, the function or activity (evepyeia) of each
organ (see 3.25 (b) above). If the empirical result of the vivisectional expriment
teaches ...
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Pavlov's Physiology Factory: Experiment, Interpretation, ...
Here he propounded a "physico-vivisectional" approach that incorporated what
he considered the best elements of two Western European traditions: the "
anatomical- vivisectional" orientation that had reached its apogee with Bernard
and the ...
Daniel Philip Todes,
2002
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Embodiments of Will: Anatomical and Physiological Theories ...
If the empirical result of the vivisectional expriment teaches the activity directly,
i.e., it is self-evident, proof of the activity is direct and so further demonstration is
not required. If, on the other hand, the experiment does not teach the activity ...
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Science, Medicine, and the State in Germany: The Case of ...
... and they were acquiring international fame because of it. Muller, for example,
in one of his earliest studies, made use of vivisectional experiments to test
whether the fetus breathes in the womb. He performed fifty experiments on
rabbits, cats, ...
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Subjected to Science: Human Experimentation in America ...
Perhaps more compelling were illustrations and photographs of animals in actual
vivisectional apparatus. Some antivivisection organizations rented storefronts in
busy commercial districts and exhibited stuffed animals in vivisectional ...
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Charitable Knowledge: Hospital Pupils and Practitioners in ...
in inflammation and healing.67 Astley Cooper lectured on surgery when
conducting his surgical experiments; Benjamin Brodie taught anatomy when he
decided to do vivisectional research "on the influence of the brain on the
generation of ...
The advice which turned such a one toward recovery was based on knowledge
originally drawn from the vivisectional experiments of physiologists, and made
safe by matured experience. Or has he watched any dear friend fading away in
that ...
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The Imperial Laboratory: Experimental Physiology and ...
His major contribution was the introduction and development of an integrative
approach to physiological teaching and research, which embraced vivisectional
techniques, graphical methods in representation of physiological phenomena,
and ...
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «VIVISECTIONAL»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
vivisectional w wiadomościach.
Maps to the Stars – reviews of 'nightmarish' Hollywood satire
It's "a gripping and exquisitely horrible movie about contemporary Hollywood - positively vivisectional in its sadism and scorn", says Peter Bradshaw in The ... «The Week UK, Wrz 14»
The films to watch in autumn 2014: from Gone Girl to Mr Turner
David Cronenberg's latest is a gripping and exquisitely horrible movie about Hollywood – positively vivisectional in its sadism and scorn – written by industry ... «The Guardian, Wrz 14»
'Foxcatcher' wrestles with demons at Cannes film festival
... more than a coherent take on 21st century Hollywood" and, in a broadly positive review, Britain's Guardian called it "vivisectional in its sadism and scorn". «Reuters, Maj 14»
'Maps To The Stars' Gives Cannes A Dark And Unrelenting …
Describing the movie as "a claustrophobic nightmare of despair [that is] positively vivisectional in its sadism and scorn," the Guardian's Peter Bradshaw says that ... «Contactmusic.com, Maj 14»
Lilya 4-Ever
But he has moved to a new level of inspiration with this dark masterpiece: a vivisectional experiment in horror and despair. It is an uncompromisingly bleak, ... «The Guardian, Sie 13»
Tex Avery: Arch-Radicalizer of the Hollywood Cartoon
The wolf makes with these vivisectional, phobic “takes” whenever he lays his enlarged or out-poppable eyes on the inescapable Droopy, a seemingly ubiquitous ... «Bright Lights Film Journal, Maj 09»
Bond, Max, Nos' And More Of Kurt Loder's Favorite Badasses
The show's superb writing and visual design set off his ritualized chop-shop sessions as works of vivisectional art. The man is scary, for sure; but he's so likeable, ... «MTV.com, Sty 09»