Titlebook: Galen and the Early Moderns; Matteo Favaretti Camposampiero,Emanuela Scribano Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 Early modern p

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Arguments for Aesthetic Realism,econstructs his presence in British natural theology in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Galen’s most authoritative text, . was widely quoted by early modern authors for its systematic teleological treatment of the structure of the human body in opposition to atomistic and mechanistic theor

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Skin, Chin, Cheek, and Foreheadf organizing the living body from within to explain its generation and functioning. The first aspect is the subject of the attack by Guillaume Lamy. The second aspect is instead at the centre of the rewriting of Galen’s . by the physician Jean-Baptiste Verduc. From a mechanistic perspective, Verduc

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R. Jobe Fix,John M. Anastasatosluenced by both ancient and modern Galenism. This influence concerns less medicine as such than its philosophical foundations. First, Wolff explicitly linked his teleological account of living bodies to Galen’s doctrine of the use of parts. Both the contents and method of Wolff’s . (1725) appear to

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Subfascial Prepectoral Breast Augmentationory just for Galenic teleology itself (Hankinson, Class Q 39: 206–227, 1989). But Galen also contributed lastingly to the history of materialism, in at least two different ways. First and more generally, by his contribution to the figure of the doctor as atheist (as in the celebrated saying, ., wher

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The Science Behind the Fat Graft of relative neglect, if not rejection, Galen replaces more traditional eclectic figures such as Cicero as the embodiment of the ‘free thinker’ .. I argue that it is for doctrinal reasons and due to their shared philosophical aims that enlightened scholars endorse key eclectic principles advanced in

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Galen and the Early Moderns978-3-030-86308-1Series ISSN 0066-6610 Series E-ISSN 2215-0307

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