Kenneth F. Russell
Ashgate
Hardback
298
1987
No study of the history of a nation's contribution to anatomy can be made without a knowledge of the books available to its workers at any period and of the books which its own anatomists in turn produced. A national bibliography such as this has an added international flavour for the work of foreign authors must appear in it either in translation or in their original language and therefore over the centuries a large amount of the best work of foreign workers must slowly be absorbed into the general pattern of a nation's literature on the subject. In turn the best work of the recipient nation will be taken into the framework of anatomy in foreign countries.
Ashgate
Hardback
298
1987
No study of the history of a nation's contribution to anatomy can be made without a knowledge of the books available to its workers at any period and of the books which its own anatomists in turn produced. A national bibliography such as this has an added international flavour for the work of foreign authors must appear in it either in translation or in their original language and therefore over the centuries a large amount of the best work of foreign workers must slowly be absorbed into the general pattern of a nation's literature on the subject. In turn the best work of the recipient nation will be taken into the framework of anatomy in foreign countries.