William Blake: The Eighteenth- century Genius of Intermediality as a Character in Mad Girl’s Love Song.

William Hunter and the eighteenth-century medical world

divergence of the two disciplines and Sander with their reconciliation in developmental genetics. Allen summarizes much of the work on this subject and speculates that American breeding interests were responsible for providing impetus for the separation. He states that "the dichotomy between embryology and genetics was inevitable" and that Morgan was the "unplanned agent" of this separation. Sa...

romantic education:reading william wordsworths the prelude in the light of the history of ideas

عصر روشنگری زمان شکل گیری ایده های مدرن تربیتی- آموزشی بود اما تاکید بیش از اندازه ی دوشاخه مهم فلسفی زمان یعنی عقل گرایی و حس گرایی بر دقت و وضوح، انسان عصر روشنگری را نسبت به دیگر تواناییهایش نابینا کرده و موجب به وجود آمدن افرادی تک بعدی شد که افتخارعقلانیتشان، تاکید شان بر تجربه فردی، به مبارزه طلبیدن منطق نیاکانشان وافسون زدایی شان از دنیا وتمام آنچه با حواس پنجگانه قابل درک نبوده و یا در ...

Making Love: Sentiment and Sexuality in Eighteenth-Century British Literature

An Eighteenth-century surgeon and apothecary: William Elmhirst (1721-1773).

ALTHOUGH general accounts of the eighteenth-century development of the medical profession exist, in particular that by Bernice Hamilton,' it is rare to be allowed an insight into the day-by-day practice of medicine.2 The survival of William Elmhirst's medical ledger for the years between 1768 and his untimely death in 1773 chronicles in great detail not only the accounts of his dealings with pa...

The mythconception of the mad genius

Journal Name: Frontiers in Psychology ISSN: 1664-1078 Article type: Opinion Article Received on: 07 Dec 2013 Accepted on: 20 Jan 2014 Provisional PDF published on: 20 Jan 2014 Frontiers website link: www.frontiersin.org Citation: Dietrich A(2014) The Mythconception of the Mad Genius. Front. Psychol. 5:79. doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00079 Article URL: http://www.frontiersin.org/Journal/FullText.aspx...