Hahnemann's legacy in a new light - A systematic approach to the Organon of Medicine

The sixth edition of Samuel Hahnemann's Organon of Medicine is an
obligatory work of reference for homeopathy. Nevertheless, its
philosophy can be questioned with constructivistic and historistic
objections. Three Ieveis of content may be distinguished: (1)
practical directions and maxims, (2) theoretical explanations and
hypotheses, (3) conceptual foundations and premises. ldeally, these
Ieveis should be considered, studied, and taught separately and
gradually. My new German edition of the Organon, published in 2003,
tries to meet these demands. lt contains: (A) a complete version of
Hahnemann's original text, in the original order of paragraphs, but
in modern German with section headings, summary boxes, etc added,
(B) another full version of its content, organized in three Ieveis,
as indicated above, (C) a glossary of about 400 problematic terms.