CURANN

Philosophy and posology

Lesser Writings

James Tyler Kent · Lesser Writings · 1926 · 3,354 passages in 66 chapters

Text: First collected in New Remedies, Clinical Cases, Lesser Writings, Aphorisms and Precepts (Chicago: Ehrhart & Karl, 1926); read from the homeoint.org / Séror HTML text, which states no edition (Kent d. 1916; public domain in India since 1977)

Read as the edition prints it. Each chapter is one page; the contents below is the book’s own.

  1. 1- A criticism of Dr. Holmes28 passages
  2. 2- A Study In Materia Medica26 passages
  3. 3- Lecture67 passages
  4. 4- Address156 passages
  5. 5- The relation of gout to the voluntary system15 passages
  6. 6- Why is cancer incurable ?34 passages
  7. 7- Tuberculosis23 passages
  8. 8- Nosode7 passages
  9. 9- The modern tendency to re-prove our Materia Medica23 passages
  10. 10- The definition of a homoeopathic physician39 passages
  11. 11- Higher use of primary branches in medical education31 passages
  12. 12- Adoption Of Homoeopathy20 passages
  13. 13- Books10 passages
  14. 14- The position of the specialist in therapeutics30 passages
  15. 15- Address : Typhoid Fever.130 passages
  16. 16- Address : Vital action and reaction46 passages
  17. 17- Dosage3 passages
  18. 18- Use of the repertory37 passages
  19. 19- An address preliminary to the study of homeopathics79 passages
  20. 20- Birthday of Hahnemann13 passages
  21. 21- Class-room talks9 passages
  22. 22- Class room talks (2)22 passages
  23. 23- Classification of constitutions useless in prescribing15 passages
  24. 24- Correspondence of organs, and direction of cure75 passages
  25. 25- Diphtheria70 passages
  26. 26- Distinction between the similar and the similimum10 passages
  27. 27- Emergencies – Euthanasia28 passages
  28. 28- Gall stone or kidney colic - discussion23 passages
  29. 29- Hints to specialists47 passages
  30. 30- Homoeopathy : its fundamental principles outlined194 passages
  31. 31- How symptoms change12 passages
  32. 32- How To Study The Repertory50 passages
  33. 33- How to use the repertory50 passages
  34. 34- Idiosyncrasy25 passages
  35. 35- Landmarks Of Homoeopathy28 passages
  36. 36- Malaria Fevers – Therapeutics84 passages
  37. 37- Management Of Displacements Without Mechanical Support49 passages
  38. 38- Murex - Sepia43 passages
  39. 39- Observations Regarding The Selection Of The Potency35 passages
  40. 40- Potencies Discussion29 passages
  41. 41- Pure Homoeopathy defended19 passages
  42. 42- Reply to Dr. Hughes27 passages
  43. 43- Series In Degrees43 passages
  44. 44- Sycosis85 passages
  45. 45- Syphilis as a miasm78 passages
  46. 46- Taking of the case in discussion of a paper.31 passages
  47. 47- Temperaments24 passages
  48. 48- The Action of drugs as opposed by the Vital Force113 passages
  49. 49- The administration of the remedy45 passages
  50. 50- The basis of future observations in the materia medica or How to study the materia medica48 passages
  51. 51- The healing principle85 passages
  52. 52- The language of the repertory76 passages
  53. 53- The making of a man45 passages
  54. 54- The plane of disorder and cure62 passages
  55. 55- The second prescription149 passages
  56. 56- The similimum27 passages
  57. 57- The study of our Materia Medica134 passages
  58. 58- The study of provings36 passages
  59. 59- The symptoms and aspects of such cases as present an unfavorable view and cause an unfavorable prognosis43 passages
  60. 60- The trend of thought necessary for the comprehension and retention of homoeopathy94 passages
  61. 61- The trend of thought necessary to the application of the homoeopathic materia medica or a rational use of curative agents116 passages
  62. 62- To all Homoeopaths8 passages
  63. 63- The view for successful prescribing64 passages
  64. 64- What is homoeopathy73 passages
  65. 65- "What shall we do when the law fails."66 passages
  66. 66- What the people should know48 passages