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Dissection is consists of careful cutting apart of flesh from a fresh [[ | Dissection is consists of careful cutting apart of flesh, whether from a fresh [[corpse]] or a flesh picked plant, in the quest for [[knowledge]] of the material processes of [[life]]. Dissection is a fundamental procedure in [[biology]] and [[medicine]] and is taught to all biology students and to all [[medical students]] in advanced land. [[Exploration]], [[experimentation]], and [[research]] in these the fields of biology and medicne depends upon, and makes copious use of, dissection. Dissection must not be confused with [[vivisection]], wherein the flesh that is cut open is that of a still living thing. Dissection is often accused of being the stuff of [[ghoul|ghouls]]. It has an unsavoury reputation among the unwashed masses of modern lands where it is nonetheless legal and is loosely regulated at best. It may greeted with abject [[horror]] in more primative lands as [[transgression]] and it may not enjoy the protection of the [[law]]. [[Religions]] tend to take a dim of [[dissection]], often accusing it of [[desecration]]. | ||
[[Category:Biological Procedure]][[Category:Medical Procedure]][[Category:Corpse]][[Category:Gothic]][[Category:Transgression]][[Category:Desecration]][[Category:Gothic]] | [[Category:Biological Procedure]][[Category:Medical Procedure]][[Category:Corpse]][[Category:Gothic]][[Category:Transgression]][[Category:Desecration]][[Category:Gothic]] | ||
Revision as of 14:52, 28 December 2010
Dissection is consists of careful cutting apart of flesh, whether from a fresh corpse or a flesh picked plant, in the quest for knowledge of the material processes of life. Dissection is a fundamental procedure in biology and medicine and is taught to all biology students and to all medical students in advanced land. Exploration, experimentation, and research in these the fields of biology and medicne depends upon, and makes copious use of, dissection. Dissection must not be confused with vivisection, wherein the flesh that is cut open is that of a still living thing. Dissection is often accused of being the stuff of ghouls. It has an unsavoury reputation among the unwashed masses of modern lands where it is nonetheless legal and is loosely regulated at best. It may greeted with abject horror in more primative lands as transgression and it may not enjoy the protection of the law. Religions tend to take a dim of dissection, often accusing it of desecration.
