Georges Canguilhem was a French philosopher born on June 4, 1904, and died on September 11, 1995. He is known for his contributions to the philosophy of life, medicine, and science.
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“we have only to remember that disease happens to man in order not to lose all hope.”
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
“La santé c'est une marge de tolérance des infidélités du milieu.”
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
Source: The Normal and the Pathological
“An anomaly is not an abnormality. Diversity does not signify sickness.”
Source: A Vital Rationalist: Selected Writings from Georges Canguilhem
