Quantification of Life and Health from the Sixteenth to the Nineteenth Century
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Quantification of Life and Health from the Sixteenth to the Nineteenth Century
Intersections of Medicine and Philosophy
Guidi, Simone; Braga, Joaquim
Springer International Publishing AG
11/2024
323
Mole
9783031157271
15 a 20 dias
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Chapter 1: Introduction, Simone Guidi and Joaquim Braga.- Chapter 2: The More the Years the Less the Food: Alvise Cornaro on The Sober Life (1558), Laura Madella.-Chapter 3: The Quantification of Talents: Education, Galenic Humoralism, and Classification of Wits in Early Modern Culture, Luana Salvarani.- Chapter 4: Quali-Quantitative Measurement in Francis Bacon's Medicine. Towards a New Branch of Mixed Mathematics, Silvia Manzo.- Chapter 5: Sanctorius's Weighing Chair: Measurement, Metabolism, and Mind, Jan Purnis.- Chapter 6: The Rise of Quantitative Biology in the Cartesian Age: the Theories of Preformation, Mariangela Priarolo.- Chapter 7: "Nature is more subtle than any mathematician": Giorgio Baglivi on Fluids in the Human Body, Luca Tonetti.- Chapter 8: "The Human Body Should Be Investigated in All Its Details to The Most Precise Degree...". Leibniz on Quantification in Medicine, Osvaldo Ottaviani.- Chapter 9: Data vs Mathesis: Contrasting Epistemologies in some Mechanizations and Quantifications of Medicine, Simone Guidi.- Chapter 10: The Pulse Watch and the Physician's Senses: John Floyer on the Quantification of the Body, Marco Storni.- Chapter 11: Against the Quantification of the Living: Hegel's Critique of Romantic Naturphilosophie in the Phenomenology of Spirit, Gaetano Basileo.- Chapter 12: Measuring the Mind: The French Debate on Fechner's Psychophysics in the Late 19th Century, Denise Vincenti.
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Body;Quantification of the self;Complexion;Temperaments;Vitalism;Cartesianism and Mechanism;Medical humanities;Embryology;Cultural history;Early modern scientific methodology;Early modern medicine;Quantity;Measuring health;Renaissance;Health;Humors;Body and mind;Digestive processes;Bodily fluids;Descartes
Chapter 1: Introduction, Simone Guidi and Joaquim Braga.- Chapter 2: The More the Years the Less the Food: Alvise Cornaro on The Sober Life (1558), Laura Madella.-Chapter 3: The Quantification of Talents: Education, Galenic Humoralism, and Classification of Wits in Early Modern Culture, Luana Salvarani.- Chapter 4: Quali-Quantitative Measurement in Francis Bacon's Medicine. Towards a New Branch of Mixed Mathematics, Silvia Manzo.- Chapter 5: Sanctorius's Weighing Chair: Measurement, Metabolism, and Mind, Jan Purnis.- Chapter 6: The Rise of Quantitative Biology in the Cartesian Age: the Theories of Preformation, Mariangela Priarolo.- Chapter 7: "Nature is more subtle than any mathematician": Giorgio Baglivi on Fluids in the Human Body, Luca Tonetti.- Chapter 8: "The Human Body Should Be Investigated in All Its Details to The Most Precise Degree...". Leibniz on Quantification in Medicine, Osvaldo Ottaviani.- Chapter 9: Data vs Mathesis: Contrasting Epistemologies in some Mechanizations and Quantifications of Medicine, Simone Guidi.- Chapter 10: The Pulse Watch and the Physician's Senses: John Floyer on the Quantification of the Body, Marco Storni.- Chapter 11: Against the Quantification of the Living: Hegel's Critique of Romantic Naturphilosophie in the Phenomenology of Spirit, Gaetano Basileo.- Chapter 12: Measuring the Mind: The French Debate on Fechner's Psychophysics in the Late 19th Century, Denise Vincenti.
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Body;Quantification of the self;Complexion;Temperaments;Vitalism;Cartesianism and Mechanism;Medical humanities;Embryology;Cultural history;Early modern scientific methodology;Early modern medicine;Quantity;Measuring health;Renaissance;Health;Humors;Body and mind;Digestive processes;Bodily fluids;Descartes
