Titlebook: Nitric Oxide and the Kidney; Physiology and Patho Michael S. Goligorsky,Steven S. Gross Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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Michael S. Goligorsky,Eisei Noirier, 1985, p. 1). To be sure, many philosophers of the 20th century agree with Cassirer’s point of view. As Alfred North Whitehead remarked, “symbolism” does not constitute an idle fantasy, but is immanent to human existence (Whitehead, 1958, p. 61–62). Nevertheless this “immanence” can be interprete

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