Prussian-American Relations, 1775-1871

Cases Treated in 1871

1871 the Descent of Man

ion, General Conceptions, Self-consciousness, Mental Individuality.It would be very difficult for any one with even much more knowledge than I possess, to determine how far animals exhibit any traces of these high mental powers. This difficulty arises from the impossibility of judging what passes through the mind of an animal; and again, the fact that writers differ to a great extent in the mea...

[Robert Kienböck (1871-1953)].

Radiólogo austriaco, sus principales estudios fueron en la radiología aplicada a las enfermedades del esqueleto, así como sus aplicaciones terapéuticas. Kienböck (Figura 1) era hijo de un abogado que nació en Enero 11 de 1871 en Viena, Austria donde realizó todos sus estudios en la Universidad y obtuvo su título en medicina en 1895, un año después viajó a Londres y luego a París donde trabajó c...

Mathias Mayor (1775–1847)

Steno's inability to explain an affair of the soul such as pain in terms of the impact of matter reveals the dualist split between science and religion which makes itself increasingly perceptible at the time and seems to have troubled him fundamentally. Had earlier scientific men such as Harvey and Van Helmont been perhaps happier in their monist view of the world and of the 'working-matter' in...

Florence Rena Sabin (1871-1953)

Florence Rena Sabin [5] had successful careers as both a researcher and public health reformer. When Johns Hopkins University [6] Medical School opened, accepting women and men on the same basis, Sabin was one of the first to enter. After the successful completion of her MD degree, Sabin went on to become the first female faculty member and later full-time professor at Johns Hopkins. From 1924?...