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Structure of Enteric Neurons

Axel Brehmer

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Biomedicine general

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No detectada 2006 SpringerLink

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ISBN impreso

978-3-540-32871-1

ISBN electrónico

978-3-540-32874-2

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Springer Nature

País de edición

Reino Unido

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© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2006

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Introduction

Axel Brehmer

Psychophysics sheds light on one of the key problems of psychology as a science, namely the applicability of mathematics to the measurement of psychic phenomena, an issue which had also been addressed, but left unresolved, by Kant. But as the question entered the realm of the exact sciences it carried with it the traces of metaphysical disputes.

Pp. 1-18

Material and Methods

Axel Brehmer

Psychophysics sheds light on one of the key problems of psychology as a science, namely the applicability of mathematics to the measurement of psychic phenomena, an issue which had also been addressed, but left unresolved, by Kant. But as the question entered the realm of the exact sciences it carried with it the traces of metaphysical disputes.

Pp. 18-23

Chemical Coding of Stach’s Neuron Types in the Pig

Axel Brehmer

Psychophysics sheds light on one of the key problems of psychology as a science, namely the applicability of mathematics to the measurement of psychic phenomena, an issue which had also been addressed, but left unresolved, by Kant. But as the question entered the realm of the exact sciences it carried with it the traces of metaphysical disputes.

Pp. 23-46

Morphological Neuron Types and Their Chemical Coding in the Human

Axel Brehmer

Psychophysics sheds light on one of the key problems of psychology as a science, namely the applicability of mathematics to the measurement of psychic phenomena, an issue which had also been addressed, but left unresolved, by Kant. But as the question entered the realm of the exact sciences it carried with it the traces of metaphysical disputes.

Pp. 46-64

Discussion

Axel Brehmer

Psychophysics sheds light on one of the key problems of psychology as a science, namely the applicability of mathematics to the measurement of psychic phenomena, an issue which had also been addressed, but left unresolved, by Kant. But as the question entered the realm of the exact sciences it carried with it the traces of metaphysical disputes.

Pp. 64-73

Summary

Axel Brehmer

Psychophysics sheds light on one of the key problems of psychology as a science, namely the applicability of mathematics to the measurement of psychic phenomena, an issue which had also been addressed, but left unresolved, by Kant. But as the question entered the realm of the exact sciences it carried with it the traces of metaphysical disputes.

Pp. 73-73