Titlebook: Medical Missionaries and Colonial Knowledge in West Africa and Europe, 1885-1914; Purity, Health and C Linda Maria Ratschiller Nasim Book‘‘

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t for three new chapters. The ?rst (Chapter 8) is about non-linear equations of ?rst order and in particular Hamilton–Jacobi equations. It builds on the continuing idea that PDEs, although a branch of mathematical analysis, are closely related to models of physical phenomena. Such underlying physics

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Linda Maria Ratschiller Nasimt for three new chapters. The ?rst (Chapter 8) is about non-linear equations of ?rst order and in particular Hamilton–Jacobi equations. It builds on the continuing idea that PDEs, although a branch of mathematical analysis, are closely related to models of physical phenomena. Such underlying physics

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Linda Maria Ratschiller Nasimto incorporate years of classroom feedback.Examples, problemThis is a revised and extended version of my 1995 elementary introduction to partial di?erential equations. The material is essentially the same except for three new chapters. The ?rst (Chapter 8) is about non-linear equations of ?rst order

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Linda Maria Ratschiller Nasimto incorporate years of classroom feedback.Examples, problemThis is a revised and extended version of my 1995 elementary introduction to partial di?erential equations. The material is essentially the same except for three new chapters. The ?rst (Chapter 8) is about non-linear equations of ?rst order

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t for three new chapters. The ?rst (Chapter 8) is about non-linear equations of ?rst order and in particular Hamilton–Jacobi equations. It builds on the continuing idea that PDEs, although a branch of mathematical analysis, are closely related to models of physical phenomena. Such underlying physics

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The Religious Space of Knowledge: The Basel Mission, Worldwide Webs and Pietist Purityific medicine, discernible in their preference for healing and deliverance theology. The Basel missionaries’ prolonged experience of death and illness in West Africa, however, allowed for the reformulation of Pietist concepts of purity and healing through the integration of scientific theories of di

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The Scientific Space of Knowledge: Medical Missionaries, Tropical Medicine and the Age of Hygienests in the nineteenth-century hygiene movement reveals that the seemingly scientific arguments?presented by medical experts, social reformers and political authorities worked in much the same way as older religious purity regulations.