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24 Jul 2023: How have such opinions affected medical theories and practices in the twentieth century? ... SECTION B 7. Does the justification of informed consent lie in the protection of patient.

24 Jul 2023: Before you begin, read these instructions carefully. Answer one question from Section A and three questions from Section B. ... 3. How and why did molecules come to play such prominent roles in the biological and biomedical sciences?

24 Jul 2023: 1700? Or (b) Was the ‘one-sex body’ the dominant model of the human body in. ... historian of science needs the philosophy of science? SECTION B 3 Either (a) Can a claim such as ‘I know I have two hands’ be used to argue.

24 Jul 2023: You should answer four questions in total; at least one from Section A and at least one from Section B. ... measures such as the QALY and DALY? SECTION B: Ethics of Medicine 7.

24 Jul 2023: Was there such a thing as a “scientific instrument” in early modern Britain? ... physicians shape the development of medicine and/or science? 9. Why is Galileo Galilei such a central figure in so many accounts of the Scientific.

24 Jul 2023: chosen from Section BSection BSection BSection B. SECTION A. 1 Was there such a thing as 'science' in the pre-modern period? ... Or (b) Was there such a thing as 'Medieval' Science? 8 Either (a) What were the 'seven arts' and the 'three philosophies'?

24 Jul 2023: OR (b) How useful are such terms as ‘pure’ and ‘applied’ when discussing the sciences in antiquity? ... 2 Is there such a thing as progress in the philosophy of science?

24 Jul 2023: 6. Is there such a thing as scientific malpractice? 7. Are the social sciences more value-laden than the natural sciences? ... 3. Are such general categories as “empiricism”, “positivism”, “rationalism”, etc., useful for the historian of

24 Jul 2023: This is why the sciences of mind and of matter have such difficulty meeting.' Discuss. ... chosen from Section BSection BSection BSection B. SECTION A. 1 'The history of modern medicine is the history of its institutions.' Outline such a history and

24 Jul 2023: ambivalence of such terms as katharsis (“purification”, “purgation”) and pharmaka (drugs, poisons, spells). ... 10. Why did printed books have such limited impact on medicine from 1450 to.

24 Jul 2023: 3. ‘There was no such thing as the Scientific Revolution.’ (SHAPIN). ... such currency in Victorian Britain? 3. How did the ideal of disinterested scientific research become established in.

24 Jul 2023: OR (b) Is the concept of ‘experimental system’ useful for sociology of science? ... 3. Why, given that we have immediate access to the mind, do we have such.

24 Jul 2023: 11. Why did the generation of living beings excite such interest among eighteenth-century. ... Why have the mental sciences made such fitful progress? 2. Is the mind private?

9 Nov 2023: Such work might well form the basis for publication. Potential for outstanding PhD work. ... b) that procedural irregularities occurred in the conduct of the examination, which were of such a nature as to cause reasonable doubt as to whether the