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Albrecht von Haller - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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AKA Viktor Albrecht von Haller ... Haller then visited London, making the acquaintance of Sir Hans Sloane, Cheselden, Pringle, Douglas and other scientific men; next, after a short stay in Oxford, he visited Paris, where he studied under Ledran and Winslöw;
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Albrecht von Haller was an all round scientist, who also wrote an influential poem about the Alps ... Albrecht von Haller (1708 - 1777), although primarily a scientist, took Europe by storm with "The Alps," a poem he wrote in 1729. Its themes - the beauty of the mountains, the honesty of simple mountain dwellers in contrast...
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Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Haller, Albrecht von. Haller, Albrecht von. Information about Haller, Albrecht von in the Hutchinson encyclopedia. ... Haller, Albrecht von; Haller, Harry; Haller, Karl Ludwig von; Haller, Luxembourg; Haller, Raymond, and Brown; Haller-Bauer reaction; Haller-Bauer reaction;
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Albrecht von Haller, troubled genius of 18th C physiology ... Albrecht Haller was born in Switzerland in 1708. He lived a strange life in what was already an epoch of strange geniuses. Haller's genius was soon apparent. As with many smart people, his terrible need for approval surfaced early and lingered long. ... von Haller, A.,
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Swiss physiologist who performed investigations on muscles and nerves. He divided tissue into "sensible," "irritable," and "cellular." According to his classification, sensible tissue sent a message to the brain, while irritable tissue He showed that all nerves lead to the brain or spinal cord, ... Branch of Science...
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Victor Albrecht von Haller: Swiss biologist, physiologist and writer, born October 16, 1708, Bern; died December 12, 1777, Bern. ... Albrecht von Haller was one of the intellectual giants of the eighteenth century, maybe the latest of the universally learned men of all times.
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