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A History of Experimental Virology (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1991)
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A History of Experimental Virology (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1991)
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By their powers of reason scientists will be able to extract from
nature the answers to their questions. From: Critique of Pure
Reason, 1781 Immanuel Kant (1724-1804), German Philosopher History
is a composite of stories. The history of the biological
disciplines has been written by all those who opened the gates of
new knowledge by generating ideas and the experiments to support
them. Previous authors have attempted various approaches to the
history of virology, as is reflected in the numerous books and
book-series issuing from the publishing houses. This volume is an
attempt at a compre hensive yet compact survey of virology, which
has meant penetrating the rigid limits of the separate disciplines
of biology in which virologists have worked. Writing this history
of experimental virology was really a search for the origins and
for vital signposts to portray the wide scope of the knowledge
attained thus far. This was done in com plete awareness of the fact
that every presentation depends heavily upon the perspective of the
observer, and of necessity communi cates only a part of the whole.
The present scientific story hopes to recount the most important
knowledge achieved during this past century - the first century of
the exciting developments in virology."
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