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D von Engelhardt
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In the opinion of the natural sciences and medicine of the Romantic Era, Paracelsus represents a central step from the Middle Ages to modern times. Their interpretations of this perceived kindred spirit "not free from criticism" focus on metaphysical orientations, holistic approach to cosmology and anthropology, biochemical perspective, ethical dominance, immenent union of etiology, pathophenomenology and therapy.

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D von Engelhardt. 1994. [Not Available].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11640381/

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