One Hundred Books Famous in Medicine
Conceived, Organized, and with an Introduction by Haskell F. Norman
9780910672122
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One Hundred Books Famous in Medicine
Conceived, Organized, and with an Introduction by Haskell F. Norman
This volume in the prestigious Grolier Hundred series provides an overview of key books, manuscripts, and images chronicling the evolution of medical knowledge from antiquity to the invention of the CAT scan, One Hundred Books Famous in Medicine traces the dissemination of formative medical discoveries from the ancient world to the present, and from the writings of Hippocrates to Watson & Crick. Detailed bibliographical descriptions were contributed by 23 experts in their fields, with each entry providing the title, the publication information, a bibliographical description, and an essay stating the medical and historical significance of the book. A 1994 Grolier Club exhibition accompanied its publication.
396 pages | 32 color plates, 181 figures | 8 x 11 | © 1995
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