vitalist वाक्य

This is in sharp contrast to the other major contributor in this area, M�nuret de Chambaud, who had a firmly vitalist view.
"' Hans Adolf Eduard Driesch "'( 28 October 1867 17 April 1941 ) was a vitalist philosophy of entelechy.
Similar to the vitalists he claimed that there was an energy in living bodies which could not be described in terms of physics and chemistry.
""'Evolution and the Humanities " "'is a 1987 book by David Holbrook that attacks vitalist philosophy.
KV also tried to make the argument ( on pseudoscience ) that chiropractic involved a vitalist principle, vitalism was pseudoscience, therefore chiro was pseudoscience.

Despite his modern reputation, Spemann continued to entertain neo-vitalist " field " analyses similar to those of Driesch, Gurwitsch and Harold Saxton Burr.
Treasure's lengthy review ( 31 K ) offers detailed evidence that the book is not a work of science, medicine, or vitalist herbalism.
He sought a path that was neither the mystical tendency of the earlier vitalists nor the materialistic reductionist approach to natural science, but a dynamic one.
No wonder, given his vitalist view of the print medium, he had trouble relinquishing his collection even after he had made the decision to do so.
Leading vitalists like Driesch argued that many of the basic problems of biology cannot be solved by a philosophy in which the organism is simply considered a machine.