Subjects: “…Vesalius, Andreas, 1514-1564.…”
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“…Illustrations from the works of Andreas Vesalius of Brussels…”

“…Illustrations from the works of Andreas Vesalius of Brussels…”

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Table of Contents: “…8 THE LIVER IN THE RENAISSANCE AS DESCRIBED BY REISCH, VESALIUS, AND DA VINCI --…”
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Table of Contents: “…Leonardo, Van Eyck and Vesalius --…”

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Table of Contents: “…Vesalius.--2. Paré.--3. Harvey.--4. Jenner.--5. Laennec.--6. …”

Table of Contents: “…The art of anatomy / Benjamin A. Rifkin -- Vesalius -- Estienne -- Valverde -- Eustachi -- Casseri and Spieghel -- Bidloo and Cowper -- Ruysch -- Cheselden -- Albinus -- Gautier d'Agoty -- Smellie and Hunter -- Gamelin -- Bell -- Ballie, Willan, Cruveilhier, and Carswell -- Cloquet and Sarlandière -- Bourgery -- Quain, Maclise, and Ellis -- Gray -- Braune -- Anatomy in the digital age / Michael J. …”

Table of Contents: “…reawakening: Andreas Vesalius --…”
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Table of Contents: “…An outline of the rise of biology and of the epochs in its history.--Vesalius and the overthrow of authority in science.…”

Table of Contents: “…The beginnings -- Mesopotamia -- Greek medicine -- Rome -- The Middle Ages -- The Renaissance -- Pestilence in the Renaissance -- The age of Vesalius -- The Harvey era -- The age of Newton -- The microscope and Leeuwenhoek -- The meeting of biology and chemistry -- Ray and the emergence of cell theory -- The age of Linnaeus and the Enlightenment -- Lamarck and his system -- The rise of paleontology -- Biology in the Victorian era -- Darwin and his age -- Embryology and biochemistry in the Darwinian era -- The age of Pasteur and the development of the microscope -- Biology in the twentieth century -- T.H. …”

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: a voyage across time -- An ancient Egyptian physician: the dawn of neurology -- Hippocrates: the brain as the organ of mind -- Galen: the birth of experimentation -- Andreas Vesalius: the new "human" neuroanatomy -- René Descartes: the mind-body problem -- Thomas Willis: the functional organization of the brain -- Luigi Galvani: electricity and the nerves -- Franz Joseph Gall: the cerebral organs of mind -- Paul Broca: cortical localization and cerebral dominace -- David Ferrier and Eduard Hitzig: the experimentalists map the cerebral cortex -- Jean-Martin Charcot: clinical neurology comes of age -- Santiago Ramón y Cajal: from nerve nets to neuron doctrine -- Charles Scott Sherrington: the integrated nervous system -- Edgar D. …”

Table of Contents: “…Prologue: A new theory (1636): 'Blood moves ... in a circle, continuously' -- Part I: Raising Himself from the Ground -- A Kentish upbringing (1578-1593): 'Half Farmer and half Gentleman' -- Cambridge studies I (1593): 'Making low legs to a nobleman' -- Cambridge studies II (c. 1593-1599): 'Devoting himself assiduously to his studies' -- Galen, Mondino, and Vesalius: A brief history of anatomy -- Paduan studies I (1599-C.1600): 'Fair Padua, nursery of the arts' -- A dissection of sacred hearts, feeling hearts, and thinking hearts -- Paduan studies II (c. 1600-1602): 'The exposition of anatomy' -- Early years in London (c.1602-c.1610): 'Begin the world' -- Advances (c.1610-c.1625): 'Good endeavours bring forth much good frute' -- Part II: Placing his Head Among the Stars -- A public lecture (late 1610s): 'Nasty (yet recompensed by admirable variety)' -- Private research (late 1610s-1620s): 'A dog, crow, kite, raven ... anything to anatomize' -- A short history of vivisection -- Birth of the theory (late 1610s-1620s): 'I began to bethink my self -- Francis Bacon, experiment, and empiricism -- Demonstration (late 1610s-1620s): 'Whereby I offer you to perceive and judge -- The landscape of Harvey's imagination (I): Microcosm and macrocosm -- The landscape of Harvey's imagination (II): Perfect circles -- Everyday influences on Harvey's theory -- Publication and reception (1628-1650s): "Twos beleeved ... he was crack-brained' -- Dissemination and defence (1628-1636): 'He is a circulator!' …”

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