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The Project of Somatology

Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 1973
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A contribution to Tongan somatology.

Memoirs of the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum of Polynesian Ethnology and Natural History, 1922
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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Toward a somatology of landscape

2018
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The scientific heritage of Vasily Evgenievich Deryabin. Somatology

Moscow University Anthropology Bulletin (Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta Seria XXIII Antropologia), 2022
The present review is dedicated to the somatological studies of Vasiliy E. Deryabin ((29.07.1949 — 19.12.2009), Doctor of Biology, Leading researcher of Anuchin Research Institute and Museum of Anthropology, Professor of Department of Anthropology of Biological Faculty of Lomonosov Moscow State University.
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LABORATORY OUTLINES FOR USE IN AN INTRODUCTORY COURSE IN SOMATOLOGY [PDF]

American Anthropologist, 1901
At Harvard University two classes of students take courses in Somatology: those wh'o are preparing for the profession of medicine and those who are fitting for professional work in Anthropology. The choice of the former is sanctioned by Topinard in these words: "The knowledge of Anthropology adds to medicine a certain superiority, it adds interest to ...
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Psychology and somatology: A critical psychology in the medical setting

Social Science & Medicine, 1977
Abstract A non-technical approach to psychology in the medical setting, and distinct from the medical assumptions of psychiatry, is proposed. This view which emphasizes a concern for the social “reciprocity” of human existence is developed in contradistinction to more biological or mechanistic theories. The application of the “critical” psychology to
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Somatology: Notes on a Residual Science in Kant and the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries [PDF]

, 2018
In a very few places in his writing, Kant mentions “somatology.” As a lexical creation of Protestant Scholasticism, “somatology” is meant to be a science dealing with bodies. But this definition entails an ambiguity: A body can be every physical and material object, and in this sense somatology stays very close to physics. But somatology can also refer
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A Face Recognition System through Somatology

2011
Normally facial recognition algorithms identify faces by extracting landmarks or features from an image of the subject’s face and then algorithm may analyze the relative size, shape of the eyes, nose, cheekbones, and jaw. These features are then used to search for other image with matching features.
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Time as a diagnostic criterion of somatology

2022
Використання та вживання сучасних теорій проблеми часу в аспекті розвитку, перебігу, локалізації органіко-функціональних змін соматичних порушень, діагностичних критеріїв та стратегічно-тактичних, особистісно направлених заходів дії залежно від тимчасових параметрів та індивідуально-типологічних особливостей людини дозволяють розробити цілеспрямований,
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Aspects of Somatology, Somatopedics and Somatotherapies in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

2000
In the world of biopsychosocial and holistic approaches in treatment, education and rehabilitation, the methods of somathology, somatopedics and somatotherapies can be aimed at different problem-oriented areas of psychosomatic, psychosocial and psychodynamic issues.
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