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Stimulating More Than the Patient's Brain: Deep Brain Stimulation From a Systems Perspective
American Journal of Bioethics Neuroscience 5 (4):60-62 (2014)
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The living man is thus bound within a net of epistemological and ontological premises which—regardless of ultimate truth or falsity—become partially self-validating for him. (Bateson 2000, 314)Epis...Author's Profile
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