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Medical semiotics in the 18th century: A theory of practice? [Book Review]
Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 19 (3):203-213 (1998)
Abstract
Medical semiotics in the 18th century was more than a premodern form of diagnosis. Its structure allowed for the combination of empirically proven rules of instruction with the theoretical knowledge of the new sciences, employing the relation between the sign and the signifiedMy notes
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