Innerer arzt paracelsus biography

  • Paracelsus: the man and his reputation, his ideas and their transformation / edited by Ole Peter Grell.
  • The currents of the natural philosophy and the specifically scientific approach of the Renaissance are hidden today, but they are still alive.
  • Paracelsus's inner firmament is conceived in the exact same manner: In addition to a divine spark man also holds sparks of the seven planets comprising our.

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    Paracelsus - Essential Theoretical Writings

    Aries Book Series


    Texts and Studies in Western Esotericism

    Editor

    Wouter J. Hanegraaff
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    VOLUME 5

    Paracelsus (Theophrastus Bombastus von Hohenheim, 14931541)


    Essential Theoretical Writings

    Edited and translated with a Commentary and Introduction by

    Andrew Weeks

    LEIDEN BOSTON 2008

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    Heinz Schott's Unpublished Writings & Miscellanea

    My paper

    „‚Invisible Diseases‘ –

    Imagination and Magnetism: Paracelsus and the Consequences“ .

    was read at  the Symposium on

    „Transformation of Paracelsianism 1500 – 1800: Alchemy, Chemistry and Medicine“

    organized by  the Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine

    in Glasgow, September 17, 1993.

    This paper was published:

    Heinz Schott, „‚Invisible diseases’—Imagination and Magnetism: Paracel­sus and (he Consequences,“ in The Man and His Reputation, His Ideas and Their Transformation, ed. Ole Peter Grell (Leiden: Brill, 1998), 309-21.

    Hei­nz Schott, Bonn

                          „Invisible Diseases“ – Imagination and Magnetism:

                                             Paracelsus and the Consequences

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    Some scholars of Paracelsus‘ work showed him

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    Heinz Schott's Unpublished Writings & Miscellanea

    He is a Distinguished Research Professor of Religion and Ethics in the Georgetown University Theology Department and Professor Emeritus of Bioethics in the Georgetown University School of Medicine. He is the Director of the Project for the History of Care.

    http://care.georgetown.edu/Who%20is%20Warren%20T_%20Reich.html

    In his Article „History of the Notion of Care“ (1995) Warren T. Reich studies the gender aspect outgoing from the ancient Roman mythological figure of Cura. He investigates the legacy of this divine figure reflecting Heidegger’s and Kierkegaard’s philosophy among other positions.  

    http://care.georgetown.edu/Classic%20Article.html

    But the most essential point he missed: Cura or care is a character of Natura or nature, which was personified traditionally as a nourishing and healing female figure: Alma mater, Goddess of health, divine mother. Nature even resembled Maria in t

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