David Horrobin (1939–2003)
Autor von The Madness of Adam and Eve: How Schizophrenia Shaped Humanity
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Werke von David Horrobin
The communication systems of the body 2 Exemplare
Essential physics, chemistry and biology: a guide to important principles for nurses and allied professions (1971) 2 Exemplare
Essential physiology : a guide to important principles for nurses and laboratory technicians (2012) 2 Exemplare
Clinical uses of essential fatty acids 1 Exemplar
I sistemi di comunicazione del corpo 1 Exemplar
El organismo humano 1 Exemplar
The International handbook of medical science: A daily reference book for medical practice (2nd ed) (1972) 1 Exemplar
The International Handbook of Medical Science A Concise guide to current practice and recent advances (1970) 1 Exemplar
Latest Research on Evening Primrose Oil 1 Exemplar
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Wissenswertes
- Rechtmäßiger Name
- Horrobin, David Frederick
- Geburtstag
- 1939-10-06
- Todestag
- 2003-04-01
- Geschlecht
- male
- Nationalität
- UK
- Geburtsort
- Bolton, Lancashire, England, UK
- Ausbildung
- Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School
King's College School, Wimbledon, England
Oxford University (Balliol College)
St Mary's Hospital Medical School, London, UK - Berufe
- medical researcher
businessman - Kurzbiographie
- A charismatic and persuasive character who made a good deal of money promoting evening primrose oil, thereby offending many in the medical establishment.
The Wikipedia article gives an interesting, and balanced, view of his life.
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Science is God von D. F. Horrobin
An concise address of an important topic. Horrobin focuses on the general public's uncritical religious reverence towards science and scientists and how it leads us
I am a huge fan of this book, not necessarily because it's greatly written, but more because of what it proposes.
Essentially, it suggests that schizophrenia has been pivotal in shaping the major creations and inventions in human kind - as well as shaping religious developments and movements - among other things. It talks about the links between genius and schizophrenia, drawing upon case studies, extrapolation, and research to support his theory that without schizophrenia, our world would not be the wonderful - and horrifying - place that it is today.
I mainly bought this book because of its brief references to schizophrenia within shamanism, but this book has enough meat in it, and is interesting enough, that you don't even really need to be interested in schizophrenia in order to enjoy it.… (mehr)
Essentially, it suggests that schizophrenia has been pivotal in shaping the major creations and inventions in human kind - as well as shaping religious developments and movements - among other things. It talks about the links between genius and schizophrenia, drawing upon case studies, extrapolation, and research to support his theory that without schizophrenia, our world would not be the wonderful - and horrifying - place that it is today.
I mainly bought this book because of its brief references to schizophrenia within shamanism, but this book has enough meat in it, and is interesting enough, that you don't even really need to be interested in schizophrenia in order to enjoy it.… (mehr)
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