The
Phlogiston theory
in
chemistry
The
beginnings
of
modern chemistry
Joseph
Black
Henry
Cavendish
Joseph
Priestley
Karl
Wilhelm Scheele
Lavoisier:
modern chemistry
Chemistry
since
the time of Dalton
Dalton
and the atomic theory
H.
Davy and electro-chemistry
Organic
chemistry, molecules
Chemical
affinity
Periodicity
of atomic weights
Spectroscope
and camera
Anatomy
and physiology
in
the eighteenth century
Albrecht
von Haller
Morgagni
and morbid anatomy
William
Hunter
John
Hunter
Lazzaro
Spallanzani
Chemical
theory of digestion
The
function of respiration |
E.
Darwin: vegetable physiology
Zoology
(end of XVIIIth c.)
Anatomy
and physiology
in
the nineteenth century
Cuvier:
the correlation of parts
Bichat
and the bodily tissues
Lister
and the microscope
R.
Brown and the cell nucleus
Schleiden,
Schwann: cell theory
The
cell theory elaborated
Animal
chemistry
Blood,
muscles, and glands
Theories
of organic evolution
Goethe:
metamorphosis of parts
Erasmus
Darwin
Lamarck
versus Cuvier
Tentative
advances
Darwin
and the origin of species
New
champions
The
origin of the fittest
Eighteenth-century
medicine
The
system of Boerhaave
Animists,
vitalists, organicists
The
system of Hahnemann
Jenner
and vaccination |
Nineteenth-century
medicine
Physical
diagnosis
Parasitic
diseases
Painless
surgery
Pasteur
and the germ theory
Experiments
with grape sugar
Organisms
and the wort of beer
Lister
and antiseptic surgery
Preventive
inoculation
Serum-therapy
The
new science
of
experimental psychology
Brain
and mind
Functions
of the nerves
Psycho-physics
Fechner
expounds Weber's law
Physiological
psychology
The
brain as the organ of mind
The
structure of the brain
The
new science
of
oriental archaeology
The
riddle of the sphinx
Treasures
from Niniveh
How
the records were read |