Protoplasmic Theory of Life
Protoplasmic Theory of Life
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Stirling himself brings forward proofs that different varieties of protoplasm do differ in fact, and may easily be conceived to differ even though the same elements are present, just as isomeric bodies do. It is very remarkable, therefore, that he does not see that his whole tract is directed not really against the protoplasmic theory, but against, partly, a misappre- hension of Huxley's meaning, and partly what is really an error on the part of Huxley, viz. , the giving the name of protoplasm,... not only to different kinds of formed material such as tissues in the living body, but also actually to dead matter, and the going so far as. To confound pabulum with protoplasm. After follow- ing Fletcher and Beale in speaking of the consumption of protoplasm at each vital act, Huxley, comparing it to the shrinking of the Peau de Chagrin, in Balzac's tale, says that even as he speaks his Peau de Chagrin has been wasting, but he will presently recruit it from mutton-protoplasm. He then goes on : * " On Force and Matter, " p.
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Stirling himself brings forward proofs that different varieties of protoplasm do differ in fact, and may easily be conceived to differ even though the same elements are present, just as isomeric bodies do. It is very remarkable, therefore, that he does not see that his whole tract is directed not really against the protoplasmic theory, but against, partly, a misappre- hension of Huxley's meaning, and partly what is really an error on the part of Huxley, viz. , the giving the name of protoplasm,... not only to different kinds of formed material such as tissues in the living body, but also actually to dead matter, and the going so far as. To confound pabulum with protoplasm. After follow- ing Fletcher and Beale in speaking of the consumption of protoplasm at each vital act, Huxley, comparing it to the shrinking of the Peau de Chagrin, in Balzac's tale, says that even as he speaks his Peau de Chagrin has been wasting, but he will presently recruit it from mutton-protoplasm. He then goes on : * " On Force and Matter, " p.
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