The History And Theory of Vitalism
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But this idea is nothing else than life itself, and the words and syllables which express it are the different forms of all life." These might be the words of Oken ; it is certainly far from being the expression of a clear attitude towards the teleological problem, and of interest only because of the light it throws on the author's personality.
The real embryological merit of the book consists, as is known, in the differentiation of the conceptions ' Baer also emphasises the fact, for example, ...that explanations by oxydation or electricity deal only with one side of the question.
THE DOGMATIC SCHOOL 113 " type " ( =Lageverhaltnis) and " degree of organisa- tion " ; also in the view that the type is conditioned by the development in its embryological mani- festations. ' But we must bring our remarks to a conclusion, for we carmot deal in detail with every author in an age when everyone thought vitalisticaUy, and when, therefore, every writer ^^■hcL happened to theorise was responsible for a certain number of vitalistic remarks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this idea is nothing else than life itself, and the words and syllables which express it are the different forms of all life." These might be the words of Oken ; it is certainly far from being the expression of a clear attitude towards the teleological problem, and of interest only because of the light it throws on the author's personality.
The real embryological merit of the book consists, as is known, in the differentiation of the conceptions ' Baer also emphasises the fact, for example, ...that explanations by oxydation or electricity deal only with one side of the question.
THE DOGMATIC SCHOOL 113 " type " ( =Lageverhaltnis) and " degree of organisa- tion " ; also in the view that the type is conditioned by the development in its embryological mani- festations. ' But we must bring our remarks to a conclusion, for we carmot deal in detail with every author in an age when everyone thought vitalisticaUy, and when, therefore, every writer ^^■hcL happened to theorise was responsible for a certain number of vitalistic remarks.
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