The Young Lady's book : Or, Principles of Female Education
The Young Lady's book : Or, Principles of Female Education
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We do not mean by this that medicine is inferior to other sciences, but simply that it is not superior to them— on the same level. Hence it is quite as a^railable as the common acquisitions of knowledge.
2. An almost total ignorance on this subject having long pervaded the public mind, physi- cians have had too much power over the lives and morals of community. People have been helpless, in consequence of their ignorance, and in this helplessness, they have suffered gr^^atly by the encroachment...s of the medical p»*ofe&- sion.
* Letters to a Sibter, p. 60.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION. 163 3. To the physici^in, medicine is only a means of livelihood ; he has no interest in the profession beyond its pecuniary advantages.
But the community have a vastly higher con- cern in the results of medical practice.' To the physician, the practice of his art is a fee, but to his patient, it is life or death. This dif- ference is of itself quite sufficient to show how greatly each person is interested in the science of medicine, and how comparatively trifling are mere professional interests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We do not mean by this that medicine is inferior to other sciences, but simply that it is not superior to them— on the same level. Hence it is quite as a^railable as the common acquisitions of knowledge.
2. An almost total ignorance on this subject having long pervaded the public mind, physi- cians have had too much power over the lives and morals of community. People have been helpless, in consequence of their ignorance, and in this helplessness, they have suffered gr^^atly by the encroachment...s of the medical p»*ofe&- sion.
* Letters to a Sibter, p. 60.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION. 163 3. To the physici^in, medicine is only a means of livelihood ; he has no interest in the profession beyond its pecuniary advantages.
But the community have a vastly higher con- cern in the results of medical practice.' To the physician, the practice of his art is a fee, but to his patient, it is life or death. This dif- ference is of itself quite sufficient to show how greatly each person is interested in the science of medicine, and how comparatively trifling are mere professional interests.
What to read after The Young Lady's book : Or, Principles of Female Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Osmer William to read onlineMoreLess
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