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Der Kreislauf des Lebens. Physiologische Antworten auf Liebig's Chemische Briefe.

MOLESCHOTT, Jacob der Kreislauf (1822-1893).

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Second edition. 8vo. vi, 507, [1] pp. Endleaves foxed, else text clean. Half leather over marbled paper-backed boards, gilt-stamped spine; extremities rubbed. Rubber stamp. Very good. "Jacob Moles...

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Second edition. 8vo. vi, 507, [1] pp. Endleaves foxed, else text clean. Half leather over marbled paper-backed boards, gilt-stamped spine; extremities rubbed. Rubber stamp. Very good. "Jacob Moleschott . . ., physiologist and philosopher noted for his belief in the material basis of emotion and thought. His most important work, Kreislauf des Lebens (1852; "The Circuit of Life"), added considerable impetus to 19th-century materialism by demanding "scientific answers to scientific questions." [Britannica]

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Publisher: Victor v. Sabern, 1855.
Year: 1855
Type: Used
Binding: Softcover

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Der Kreislauf des Lebens. Physiologische Antworten auf Liebig's Chemische Briefe.

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