Organopathy, or, Medical progress : an essay / by William Sharp, M.D.

  • Sharp, William, 1805-1896.
Date:
1867
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Credit: Organopathy, or, Medical progress : an essay / by William Sharp, M.D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ANALYSIS. I. Review of the Past and Present State of Medicine. 1. Authority—routine. 2. Reason—dogmatism. 3. Experience—empiricism. 4. Nature—scepticism. 5. Physical science—philosophy. 6. A principle—homoeopathy. II. A Phactical Investigation of Homceopatht. 1. The principle separated from the dose. 9.' The principle restricted to drugs. 3. The local action of drugs. 4. Organs the seat of symptoms—Organopathy. 5. Component parts of organs. 6. The dose. m. Address to the different Sections of the Profession. 1. To those who appeal to authority. 2. To the dogmatists. 3. To the empirics. 4. To the sceptics. 5. To the philosophers. 6. To the homoeopathists. Conclusion.