Charles Bell: naturalismo teológico y frenología implicaciones sociales
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https://doi.org/10.3989/asclepio.2000.v52.i1.195Abstract
This article builds the figure of Charles Bell in the ideological context of his time, and it analyzes its scientific activity defining two conceptual lines: the function of the human body as example of the theological naturalism, and the phrenological implications of their neurological studies.
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