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Hazardous Substances: 6 Key Books in the Study of Toxicology - Industrial Poisoning from Fumes Gases and Poisons of Manufacturing Processes Trial of Mary Blandy Plants Poisonous to Live Stock etc - cover

Hazardous Substances: 6 Key Books in the Study of Toxicology - Industrial Poisoning from Fumes Gases and Poisons of Manufacturing Processes Trial of Mary Blandy Plants Poisonous to Live Stock etc

Richard Mead, William Roughead, William Anderson Syme, Harold Cecil Long, Josef Rambousek

Verlag: e-artnow

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Hazardous Substances: 6 Key Books in the Study of Toxicology is a definitive anthology that explores the multifaceted nature of toxicology through six seminal works that span diverse literary styles and periods. Bridging medical science and literary exploration, this anthology traverses the intricate relationship between humans and toxic substances. The collection delves into themes such as chemical danger, antidotal magic, and the socio-political implications of toxins, offering readers a nuanced understanding of this critical scientific field. With vivid narratives and meticulous research, each piece unveils the horrifying beauty and grim necessity of understanding poison in its many forms. The contributing authors hail from an era rich in scientific inquiry and cultural introspection. Josef Rambousek and his contemporaries â€" William Roughead, William Anderson Syme, Harold Cecil Long, and Richard Mead â€" play a significant role in examining the intersections between popular literature and emerging toxicological studies. They collectively draw from historical and cultural contexts to advance the literary canon of toxicology. This anthology not only reflects the scientific knowledge of the time but also their pioneering contributions to understanding the depth and breadth of toxic substances as both a danger and a necessity. This anthology is an indispensable resource for enthusiasts of science and literature alike. Venturing into Hazardous Substances offers an unparalleled opportunity to navigate diverse perspectives housed within one compelling volume. It invites readers to engage with crucial discussions and discover the layered narratives that define toxicology. By presenting these dynamics in a cohesive and accessible manner, the collection magnifies the educational value while fostering an intellectual dialogue across the spectrum of its scholarly and narrative insights.
Verfügbar seit: 04.03.2025.
Drucklänge: 2000 Seiten.

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