КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «NEOVITALISM»
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Darwin in Russian Thought
... according to Kholodkovskii, is a "philosophical notion," and natural scientists
must reject it as "unnecessary" and "useless."67 N. D. Vinogradov noted that
neovitalism erred in identifying biological mechanism with philosophical
materialism.
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Essential Readings in Biosemiotics: Anthology and Commentary
In an introduction to the textbook of physiological and pathological chemistry by
Gustav Bunge (1887) (1844–1920, a scientist of Tartu University), neovitalism
was introduced on to the scene (Eduard von Hartmann 1906). It is noticeable that
...
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Biosemiotics: Information, Codes and Signs in Living Systems
In an introduction to the textbook of physiological and pathological chemistry by
Gustav Bunge (1887) (1844-1920, a scientist at Tartu University), neovitalism
was introduced on to the scene (E. v. Hartmann 1906). It is noticeable that the first
...
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The History of American Homeopathy: From Rational Medicine ...
terms “vitalism,” “neovitalism,” “dynamis,” “dynamism,” “vital force,” “vital energy,”
“sensorium,” and “potentiality” were terms commonly used by Dreisch and the
neovitalists of the 1920s and were strikingly similar to the language of
Hahnemann ...
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Harmony and Dissent: Film and Avant-garde Art Movements in ...
In more esoteric circles, neovitalism developed along the lines of Ouspensky's “
cosmic consciousness.”5 The Hindu/Theosophical idea of an all-pervasive“world
soul,”a universal consciousness in which each individual consciousness ...
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Concise Encyclopedia Biology
In view of these advances, the mechanist is confident that subsequent research
will explain the organization of the living organism in its entirety, and denies the
existence of, or the need for, a vital force. Neovitalism is usually attributed to the ...
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Onto-Ethologies: The Animal Environments of Uexkⁿll, ...
In seeing the organism as a whole rather than as a composite of parts, Driesch
opened the door to the accusation of neovitalism, which Heidegger points out as
"a great danger" of his theory. For in demonstrating the wholeness of the ...
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The Meaning of Medicine: The Human Person
Another monism that is the complete opposite of the preceding one is a kind of
neovitalism that denies the validity of the scientific approach to life. According to
this approach, in order to understand the human life and body, we require a
totally ...
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Readings in the Philosophy of Social Science
It is meant to provide an explanation for various characteristically biological
phenomena, such as regeneration and regulation, which according to
neovitalism cannot be explained by physical and chemical laws alone.
Entelechies are ...
Michael Martin, Lee C. McIntyre, 1994
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Intuition in Medicine: A Philosophical Defense of Clinical ...
This analysis of Bichat draws largely on Philippe Huneman's excellent study of
neovitalism in Bichat. See Bichat, la vie et la mort (Paris: Presse Universitaires de
France, 1998). Huneman has demonstrated how Bichat's science of life posited a
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