Dwa wczesne eseje medyczne Johna Locke’a: "Morbus" i "Anatomia"

Studia Z Historii Filozofii 7 (1):105-121 (2016)
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John Locke’s medical interests resulted in several short texts in which he criticizes two theoretical conceptions of his days, paracelsianism and galenism. Two of the texts – ‘ Morbus’ and ‘ Anatomia’ – show the influence of Thomas Sydenham on Locke’s understanding of medicine which can be summarized as a turn towards clinical medicine and empirical investigations. The article reconstructs this early stage of the development of Locke’s standpoint leading to ‘ An Essay Concerning Human Understanding’.

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Adam Grzelinski
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Sydenham and the development of Locke's natural philosophy.Jonathan Walmsley - 2008 - British Journal for the History of Philosophy 16 (1):65 – 83.

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