The pedagogy of Paracelsus. The Renaissance physician thought little of canonical texts: “Not even a dog-killer can learn his trade from books”
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The pedagogy of Paracelsus. The Renaissance physician thought little of canonical texts: “Not even a dog-killer can learn his trade...
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[Revised entry by Rebecca Copenhaver on November 7, 2024. Changes to: Main text, Bibliography] Thomas Reid held a direct realist...
