Hahnemann As a Medical Philosopher; the Organon. Being the Second Hahnemannian Lecture, 1881
Hahnemann As a Medical Philosopher; the Organon. Being the Second Hahnemannian Lecture, 1881
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73' " vital force" (Lebenskraft) which is pri- marily deranged in illness, and on which morbific potencies — ^both natural and medicinal — act through the sensory nerves. Its behaviour under medicinal influence is ingeniously imagined and elaborately described (§ 127); and in the fifth edition of the Organon it is fre- quently mentioned as the actor or suf- ferer where . previously the author had been content to speak of the organism (as in § 148).
Now Hahnemann can hardly be thought the worse ...of for entertaining this view, since, in some form or other, it was almost universally prevalent in his day. If the advice of the present Pope is taken it will continue to be the teaching of all Catholic colleges ; for it dbyGoogk 74 ' Hahnemann as a is simply the Thomist doctrine — itself derived from Aristotle — under another name. But the tendency of recent science is to regard the organism as no monarchy, wherein some " archaeus" lives and rules, but as a republic in which every part is equally alive and indepen- dently active, the unity of the whole being secured only by the common circulation and the universal telegraphic system of nerves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
73' " vital force" (Lebenskraft) which is pri- marily deranged in illness, and on which morbific potencies — ^both natural and medicinal — act through the sensory nerves. Its behaviour under medicinal influence is ingeniously imagined and elaborately described (§ 127); and in the fifth edition of the Organon it is fre- quently mentioned as the actor or suf- ferer where . previously the author had been content to speak of the organism (as in § 148).
Now Hahnemann can hardly be thought the worse ...of for entertaining this view, since, in some form or other, it was almost universally prevalent in his day. If the advice of the present Pope is taken it will continue to be the teaching of all Catholic colleges ; for it dbyGoogk 74 ' Hahnemann as a is simply the Thomist doctrine — itself derived from Aristotle — under another name. But the tendency of recent science is to regard the organism as no monarchy, wherein some " archaeus" lives and rules, but as a republic in which every part is equally alive and indepen- dently active, the unity of the whole being secured only by the common circulation and the universal telegraphic system of nerves.
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