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24 septembre 2020
- handle: 10670/1.4msdkc
- hal: hal-03905026
- doi: 10.1163/15733823-00253P03
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Hippocrates Janus Cornarius Marcus Fabius Calvus translations printing sight experience gnome aphorisms sentence ratio Theodor Zwinger Anuce Foës Aldus Manutius Hippocrate Janus Cornarius Marcus Fabius Calvus traductions imprimerie vue expérience gnome aphorismes sentence ratio Theodor Zwinger Anuce Foës Aldus ManutiusSujets proches
Knowledge--Philosophy Care and treatment Eyesight Seeing Sight Interpreters Social theory 16th century Natural science Sciences Science of science Printing, Practical Typography Doctors Doctors of medicine MDs (Physicians) Medical doctors Allopathic doctors Medical profession Mental philosophy Papers 19th century Article visual perceptionCiter ce document
Mila Maselli, « Hippocrate empiriste? Un idolum entre philosophie et praxis médicale (Du régime, I, 4) », HAL-SHS : histoire, philosophie et sociologie des sciences et des techniques, ID : 10.1163/15733823-00253P03
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This paper offers a reconstruction of the fortuna of a Hippocratic formula that has been conspicuously misunderstood since the sixteenth century by physicians and philosophers. For several centuries, and despite the increasing care with which translators and editors have examined classical texts and their circulation, the quote in question by Hippocrates has been expounded as a sentence advocating the primacy of sensory experience as a means of knowledge. This article aims to highlight the philological, cultural, and epistemic circumstances that produced and reinforced this misunderstanding, which persisted until the nineteenth century.