《医学院校研究生英语读与写（第四版）》 课件 Unit 2 Text A 12 Principles from Christoph Wilhelm von Hufeland.pptx

医学院校研究生英语读与写(第四版）;English for Master Students in Medical Universities;Unit Two ;Outline ;Background information;Background information;Background information;Background information;Background information;Background information;Background information;Background information;Background information;Background information;Background information;Background information;Background information;Background information;Background information;Global analysis of the text;1) He must be ever ready to sacrifice his repose, advantages and comforts, even higher considerations, to the end of saving the life and health of his fellow-men. (Paragraph 1);2) “Regulate all your actions in a manner, that the highest end of your vocation which is saving life, restoring health, and relieving the sufferings of humanity, be attained as far as possible.” (Paragraph 1);3) What a hand full of gold compared with the tears of gratitude shed by the poor, who, unable to speak or to give, pours out a confession of eternal indebtedness? (Paragraph 2);4) Seldom, it is true, can the faults of the physician be brought before, and punished by, a tribunal, as this retribution depends upon accurate evidence of the case, but which is scarcely ever obtained. (Paragraph 3);4) Seldom, it is true, can the faults of the physician be brought before, and punished by, a tribunal, as this retribution depends upon accurate evidence of the case, but which is scarcely ever obtained. (Paragraph 3);5) …where nothing will absolve him but a pure and guiltless mind… (Paragraph 3);6) …the generality of people are incompetent of pronouncing on his science; (Paragraph 4);7）take their measure of…(Paragraph 4);8) …they strive principally to create sensation, whether it be by the newest fashion of dress or science, or by paradoxes and singularities, or even by charlatanism. (Paragraph 4);8) …they strive principally to create sensation, whether it be by the newest fashion of dress or science, or by paradoxes and singularitie