The Mechanistic Conception of Life

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The Mechanistic Conception of Life is a seminal early 20th-century work in experimental biology and philosophy that argues living organisms can be fully explained through physical and chemical laws, without invoking vitalistic principles.

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Jacques Loeb notableWork The Mechanistic Conception of Life