Singular Antipathies, or a Dissertation on the Natural but Miraculous Loathing, Hatred, and Abstinence from Food and Drink
Dav. Lipsi Antipathiae singulares, sive de naturali, sed mirabili cibi et potus fastidio, odio, abstinentia, dissertatio
Latin
1678
24 pages
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neoplatonismphilosophymedicinenatural-philosophy
David Lipsius examines the strange, visceral aversions that govern human behavior and survival. He asks why some people possess a natural hatred for specific foods and why these innate loathings remain immune to medicine. Readers will find a unique transition from medical theory to the ornate rituals of the early modern university.
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