The rise and breakdown of vitalism in nineteenth century south slavic chemical literature

History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences 6 (2):183 - 198 (1984)
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The oldest sources of vitalistic doctrine have been investigated and the changes which this conception experienced have been analysed: different ideas of vitalism have been sought and reflections of scientific achievements which caused the breakdown of vitalistic thought in the chemical literature of South Slavs are discussed

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