Thoughts, Philosophical And Medical, Selected From The Works Of Francis Bacon

Exploring a blend of philosophy and medicine, this collection presents selected thoughts from Francis Bacon's extensive works. It is divided into two sections: the first delves into philosophical inquiries regarding knowledge, truth, and human nature, while the second focuses on medical insights, including disease causes and the significance of diet and exercise. Accompanying these selections is an essay examining Bacon's health and his contributions to medicine, providing context to his dual role as a philosopher and physician. This book serves as a valuable resource for enthusiasts of both fields.