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The Journal of Higher Education, 1935
IN GRADUATE work a science department teaches science and produces scientists; a philosophy department teaches philosophy and produces philosophers; but does a fine-arts department teach art and produce artists?' The fine arts have been receiving more and more emphasis in the universities during the past ten years; but whether or not the arts are ...
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IN GRADUATE work a science department teaches science and produces scientists; a philosophy department teaches philosophy and produces philosophers; but does a fine-arts department teach art and produce artists?' The fine arts have been receiving more and more emphasis in the universities during the past ten years; but whether or not the arts are ...
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JAMA, 1964
As PHYSICIANS grow older their contributions to scientific programs tend to become less scientific and more philosophical. Perhaps the paper you are about to hear fits into this category; yet it is my hope that it will stimulate a reappraisal of a familiar method of controlling a common complaint —namely, scratching to relieve itching, which is as old ...
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As PHYSICIANS grow older their contributions to scientific programs tend to become less scientific and more philosophical. Perhaps the paper you are about to hear fits into this category; yet it is my hope that it will stimulate a reappraisal of a familiar method of controlling a common complaint —namely, scratching to relieve itching, which is as old ...
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Fine Art Insurance Policies and Risk Perceptions: The Case of Malta
Journal of Risk and Financial Management, 2021Inna Romanova +2 more
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The Impact (?) of Fine Arts on the Art of Medicine
American Journal of Clinical Oncology, 2005Robert, Kagan, Richard, Steckel
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