Heinrich Balß: Albertus Magnus als Biologie

Harvey, foetal irritability--and Albertus Magnus.

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Mathematik in der Biologie

Biologie der Goethezeit

461 competent experts so that accuracy and balance are not sacrificed to dramatization. If this had been done, one could recommend without misgivings that the book would be worthy of wide circulation. In acceding to the request of his clinical students at Harvard for this book, the author has placed in his debt students (and teachers) everywhere. The book is for the knowledgeable reader, not th...

Biologie der Goethezeit

usual practice. Indeed, there are some instances where one would have wished that the authors had taken a more definite and critical position. Hurxthal and Musulin have, therefore, produced a book which serves one particular purpose, and serves it admirably. It is difficult to see how a more useful reference book for clinical use could have been compiled; but this is no book for the scholarly s...

Magnus Jiborn

A classical problem in political theory is how to explain unpopular and oppressive minority rule. How can a small minority manage to dominate a much larger population against its will? How come the oppressed majority does not revolt? Two rival approaches can be distinguished: the coordination theory, according to which the power of the minority rests on coordinated action among the minority and...