Jacob Mendes Da Costa cytaty

Jacob Mendes Da Costa – amerykański lekarz. Podczas wojny secesyjnej opisał zespół nazywany później jego imieniem lub "sercem żołnierskim" . Profesor Jefferson Medical College, najpierw na katedrze medycyny klinicznej , potem jako profesor medycyny teoretycznej i stosowanej i jako profesor emeritus . Wikipedia

✵ 7. Luty 1833 – 11. Wrzesień 1900

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“I think that the cultivation of the humane letters has the most distinct bearing on the cultivation and appreciation of science. Science is nothing without imagination; and imagination is most readily kept fresh by literature. What little good there is a mere descriptive person, and in the small facts which with painful toil he accumulates. But let these facts be welded together by thought, their bearing traced by imagination, experiments devised by the mind projecting itself in advance of them, and the plodder is likely to become the great discoverer.”

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Jacob Mendes Da Costa

Da Costa, Jacob M. The Higher Professional Life: Valedictory Address to the Graduating Class of Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia. Philadelphia, PA: J.B. Lippincott & Co, 1883.

“I declare I hold [physicians] to be true heroes, when I regard their hard existence, their pure pathetic lives; when I recall their cheerfulness and manliness; when I see them, generously forgetful of self, answering every call with alacrity; when I think of the warm heart that beats so steadfastly under the fuzzy damp coat; when I know that the lantern that guides them in a dark night to the house of distress is but like their own calm purpose and resolve shining forth to guide and comfort others.”

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