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Sherrington: His Life and Thought

Sherrington: His Life and Thought

BiographyScience
Pages
272
Published
1979
Language
German

Synopsis

This book explores the life and scientific contributions of Sir Charles Sherrington, a Nobel Prize-winning neurophysiologist. It details his groundbreaking research into the nervous system and reflexes, shaping our understanding of brain function. The work also examines his personal journey and the intellectual environment that influenced his discoveries.

Prose complexity
10/10

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InformativeIntellectualComplex

Genres

Biography Science

Authors

J
J. C. Eccles

J. C. Eccles writes historical biographies, focusing on figures like Sherrington. His books, "Sherrington: His Life and Thought" and "Sherrington," explore the scientist's life and ideas.

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W. C. Gibson

W. C. Gibson is an author whose works span science history and biography. He is known for his detailed look at Sherrington: His Life and Thought, as well as The Excitement and fascination of science. Readers may also know his unique travelogue, The log of the water wagon.