François Azouvi : Irritability and animal magnetism : an unpublished letter by Servan. This unpublished letter, which dates probably from 1785 or 1786, comments on Tardy de Montravel's theses concerning magnetic somnambulism. In order to explain the facts presented by the magnetists, Servan proposes to use the theory of irritability, as revised by the Monpellier school. Servan — who had little confidence in 'systems' but wished to remain faithful to the facts — was seeking a middle way between credulity and scepticism.Azouvi François. Irritabilité et magnétisme animal : une lettre inédite de J.-M.-A. Servan. In: Dix-huitième Siècle, n°14, 1982. Au tournant des Lumières : 1780-1820. pp. 191-197
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Enlightenment science and medicine achieved different levels of accuracy and precision as both sough...
François Azouvi : Irritability and animal magnetism : an unpublished letter by Servan. This unpubl...
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Contains also "Report of a committee of the Royal society of medicine, appointed to examine a work, ...
With: Beecher, William Henry. A letter on animal magnetism ... Philadelphia, 1844. Issued together....
Enlightenment science and medicine achieved different levels of accuracy and precision as both sough...
François Azouvi : Irritability and animal magnetism : an unpublished letter by Servan. This unpubl...
François Azouvi : Animal magnetism. Infinite sensation. This article attempts to show that in the w...
14 p. 20 cm.Concerning animal magnetism; the letter to the Journal de Paris is dated Aug. 20, 1784
I will highlight how different lineages are sketched in order to position animal magnetism in terms ...
SUMMARY. — We sometimes suppose that there was a direct and simple filiation of ideas between Mesmer...
La circulation européenne, puis globale, des théories et des pratiques du magnétisme animal sur le «...
By the eighteenth century, the separation of electricity and magnetism was so complete that these tw...
I will highlight how different lineages are sketched in order to position animal magnetism in terms ...
SUMMARY. — The unpublished letter of 11 January 1902 from Pierre Curie to Pierre Duhem reveals, on t...
SUMMARY. — Through animal electricity and animal magnetism, research was developed in order to show ...
Abstract Background: Animal magnetism gained popularity in the 18th century specifically among Euro...
Aquatinte en couleurFranz-Anton Mesmer (1734-1815), médecin allemand, s’installe à Paris en 1777, su...
Contains also "Report of a committee of the Royal society of medicine, appointed to examine a work, ...
With: Beecher, William Henry. A letter on animal magnetism ... Philadelphia, 1844. Issued together....
Enlightenment science and medicine achieved different levels of accuracy and precision as both sough...