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Page 142
... modern medicine , which is nevertheless not exclusively scientific ( since much remains to be explained through science ) . The place of psychiatry in modern medicine rests upon the assumption that the treatment of what seems to be ...
... modern medicine , which is nevertheless not exclusively scientific ( since much remains to be explained through science ) . The place of psychiatry in modern medicine rests upon the assumption that the treatment of what seems to be ...
Page 493
... modern highways , and the airplane have taken over much passenger traffic formerly handled on rails . The motorbus is an effective competitor for the short- to medi- um - distance passenger business . The modern barge , oper- ating on ...
... modern highways , and the airplane have taken over much passenger traffic formerly handled on rails . The motorbus is an effective competitor for the short- to medi- um - distance passenger business . The modern barge , oper- ating on ...
Page 799
... modern critics have joined with rhetori- cians in denouncing the folly of all such attempts at abstraction . When modern man interprets any text - say a speech by Elizabeth I of England at Tilbury , Essex , or a play by the great Hindu ...
... modern critics have joined with rhetori- cians in denouncing the folly of all such attempts at abstraction . When modern man interprets any text - say a speech by Elizabeth I of England at Tilbury , Essex , or a play by the great Hindu ...
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