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Georg
Ernest Stahl (1660-1734) German chemist and doctor. He laid
the foundations of his animistic doctrine in his main work,
Theoria medica vera (1707). According to Stahl, the soul represented
the principle of all vital phenomena: an organism was the visible
manifestation of a soul, which presided over the function of
that organism and ensured all its vital processes were bent
on fulfilling the same purpose. Stahl also noted that all organisms
possess structure and that an organisms constituent mechanisms
are in constant movement.
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