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Bruno Baschiri #FRPW #anarchy #cannabis #freedom

Bruno Baschiri #FRPW #anarchy #cannabis #freedom

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Gunther von Hagens Gunther von Hagens (1945-2013) était un anatomiste allemand connu pour ses exp...Show more
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Gunther von Hagens
Gunther von Hagens (1945-2013) était un anatomiste allemand connu pour ses expositions controversées de corps humains plastinisés. Ses œuvres, exposées dans le monde entier sous le nom de "Körperwelten" ("Body Worlds"), ont attiré des millions de visiteurs et suscité des débats sur l'éthique de l'exposition de corps humains à des fins de divertissement.

Von Hagens a développé la plastination, une technique de conservation des corps en remplaçant les fluides corporels par du plastique. Cette technique permet de conserver les corps dans des poses réalistes, ce qui a permis à von Hagens de créer des expositions anatomiques détaillées et souvent graphiques.

Les expositions de von Hagens ont été saluées par certains pour leur valeur éducative, offrant un regard unique sur le corps humain. Cependant, d'autres ont critiqué les expositions comme étant insensibles et exploitant la mort.

Von Hagens était une figure controversée, mais il ne fait aucun doute qu'il a laissé un héritage durable. Son travail a changé notre façon de voir le corps humain et a suscité un débat important sur l'éthique de la recherche et de l'exposition anatomiques.<mymodel>