Normal and the Pathological
By: Canguilhem, Georges.
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BookPublisher: New York : Zone Books, 1989Description: 327 p. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9780942299595.DDC classification: 616.07 Review: "One understands why Canguilhem's thought, his work as historian and philosopher, had such decisive importance in France for all those who, starting from different points of view (whether theoreticians of Marxism, psychoanalysis or linguistics), have attempted to rethink the question of the subject."--from the Introduction by Michel Foucault
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| Books | 616.07 CAN (Browse shelf) | Available | 031662 |
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| 616.0472 AMB Brain and pain : breakthroughs in neuroscience | 616.0472 HAR Myth of Pain | 616.0472 REY History of Pain | 616.07 CAN Normal and the Pathological | 616.075 FRI Evidence-based medicine : a framework for clinical practice | 616.075 HER French's index of differential diagnosis | 616.075 ZHA Breath analysis for medical applications |
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"One understands why Canguilhem's thought, his work as historian and philosopher, had such decisive importance in France for all those who, starting from different points of view (whether theoreticians of Marxism, psychoanalysis or linguistics), have attempted to rethink the question of the subject."--from the Introduction by Michel Foucault
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