Titlebook: Homoiostase; Wiederherstellung un F. W. Ahnefeld,M. Halmágyi Book 1972 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1972 Atmung.Beatmung.Hypoxie.Infus

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書目名稱Homoiostase影響因子(影響力)




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M. Halmágyialso made decisive contributions to the international standard of research. This holds in particular for the United States, which was the direct or indirect destination for some two-thirds of German-speaking émigré economists, and which also became the new home for ‘Austrian economics’.

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st prominent group among those interpretations asserts that Menger defends an Aristotelian essentialist position. It also seems that this interpretation has become a kind of standard interpretation of his economic, philosophical and epistemological positions (Kauder, 1958, 1962; Hutchison, 1973; Alt

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H. Bergmannalso made decisive contributions to the international standard of research. This holds in particular for the United States, which was the direct or indirect destination for some two-thirds of German-speaking émigré economists, and which also became the new home for ‘Austrian economics’.

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ntists because of racial and/or political reasons, and the expulsion of academics from Germany, and after the ‘Anschluss’ in March 1938 also from Austria, interrupted or destroyed promising developments in economics as well as in physics and other fields. This caused a negative turning-point for the

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e of the founders of the Austrian School, Friedrich von Wieser is certainly not the one who is the most esteemed by modern historians of economic thought. On the one hand, he is frequently considered as a mere and faithful follower of Carl Menger; and his theoretical originality is supposed to be mu

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J. Groteoint of view; and one considering possible philosophical influences on his position. Authors belonging to the first group consider questions such as whether Menger regards inductivist or deductivist techniques as primarily appropriate for economics (Schmoller, 1883; Keynes, 1891; Kerschagl, 1925). A