Who needs scientific instruments? Philosophers! Physiology and Philosophy in the fin de siecle

In Bart Grob & Hans Hooijmaijers (eds.), Who Needs Scientific Instruments. Conference on Scientific Instruments and Their Users. Oct 20-22, 2005. pp. 29-36 (2006)
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