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The problem of the relationship between body and soul is almost as old as human thought, at any rate as old as medicine itself. From Aristotle to Julian Huxley, medical science and biology have been struggling to find an integrative formula. Those concerned with the problems of modern psychosomatic medicine owe a great deal to Christian Friedrich Nasse (1778–1851) and his contemporary and friend, Jacobi (1775–1858).