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Medizinhistorisches Journal 52, 2017/4, 363–381
Internationale Zeitschriftenschau
Asclepio
Vol. 69 (2017), No. 1: Miguel Vicente-Pedraz & Xavier Torrebadella i Flix: El dispositivo gimná-
stico en el contexto de la medicina social decimonónica española. De las políticas higiénicas a los
discursos fundacionales de la „educación física“ [The device of gymnastics in the context of 19th-
century spanish social medicine. From hygiene policies to the foundational discourses of „physical
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education“] – Pedro Fraile Pérez de Mendiguren & Quim Bonastra: Compartiendo modelos
arquitectónicos: Morfologías y vigilancias del siglo xvii al XIX [Sharing architectural models: Mor-
phologies and surveillance, 17th to 19th c.] – Aída A. Golcman: Legitimar psiquiatras antes que
curar pacientes. Las terapias de shock en Buenos Aires, Argentina (1930–1970) [psychiatrists and
shock therapy] – Cecilia Gárgano & Agustín Piaz: Fiebre hemorrágica Argentina. Conflictos y
desafios para la ciencia en el ámbito rural [Argentine hemorrhagic fever: challenges for science in
rural areas] – Fabiola Juárez-Barrera & A. Alfredo Bueno-Hernández: La influencia del Darwi-
nismo sobre los conceptos raciales en México – Kaori Kodama: Louis Figuier en brasil: Algunas
consideraciones acercade los vulgarizadores de las ciencias en elúltimo cuarto del siglo XIX [Louis
Figuier translated in Brazil: Science popularizers 19th c.] – Raúl Rodríguez Nozal: La construcci-
ón de una industria farmacéutica autosuficiente en la españa de la autarquía: Entre la necesidad, la
utopía y la propaganda franquista [The development of a self-sufficient pharmaceutical industry in
autarchic spain: Between need, utopia and francoist propaganda] – Julio M. R. Costa: An hand-
written signature, previous owners and circulation of a copy of gonzalo fernÁndez de oviedo’s book
„about the natural history of the indies“ – Cecilia Rustoyburu: Infancia, género y medicina. Un
análisis histórico de los discursos endocrinológicos sobre el síndrome adiposo genital en Buenos
Aires y Barcelona [Childhood, gender and medicine: endocrinological discourses on genital adipo-
se syndrome] – Jordi Crespo Saumell: Aristóteles y la medicina – Antonio Astorgano Abajo &
Fuensanta Garrido Domené: El paludismo en palencia (1800–1804) a través delcanto votivo del
jesuita tolrá [Malaria in palencia (1800–1804) through the votive canto of jesuit tolrá].
Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte
Vol. 40 (2017), No. 2: Christoph Rosol: Data, Models and Earth History in Deep Convolution:
Paleoclimate Simulations and their Epistemological Unrest, S. 120–139. – Matthijs Kouw: Risks
in the Making: The Mediating Role of Models in Water Management and Civil Engineering in the
Netherlands, S. 160–174. –
Vol. 40 (2017), No. 3: Lena Moser: Das Meer beschreiben: Schriftlichkeitspraktiken der Masters
der Royal Navy im langen 18. Jahrhundert, S. 211–224. – Vera Faßhauer: „Sacra à Deo in corde
discenda, natura ex natura.“ Die Observationes Johann Christian Senckenbergs als medico-theo-
logische Aufzeichnungspraktik, S. 225–246. – Bettina Bock von Wülfingen: Beschriften, Wieder-
finden und Reaktivieren: Die Rolle von Objektträgeretiketten im Auffindsystem am Beispiel von
Alzheimers Auguste-D.-Präparaten, S. 247–270.
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The British Journal for the History of Science
Vol. 50 (2017), No. 2 – No. 4: Past editors’ favourite papers published during their time in office,
S. 173–179. – Stefano Gattei: Galileo’s legacy: a critical edition and translation of the manuscript of
Vincenzo Viviani’s Grati Animi Monumenta, S. 181–228. – Caitlin Roisin Doherty: ‚Transporting
thought‘: cultures of balloon flight in Britain, 1784–1785, S. 229–247. – Stephen Courtney: ‚A very
diadem of light‘: exhibitions in Victorian London, the Parliamentary light and the shaping of the
Trinity House lighthouses, S. 249–265. – Ida H. Stamhuis & Annette B. Vogt: Discipline building
in Germany: women and genetics at the Berlin Institute for Heredity Research, S. 267–295. – Paul
Josephson & Aleksandr Sorokin: Physics moves to the provinces: the Siberian physics commu-
nity and Soviet power, 1917–1940, S. 297–327. – Andrea Gambarotto: Lorenz Oken (1779–1851):
Naturphilosophie and the reform of natural history, S. 329–340. – Jesse Olszynko-Gryn & Patrick
Ellis: ‚A machine for recreating life‘: an introduction to reproduction on film, S. 383–409. –
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Vol. 50 (2017), No. 3: Patrick Ellis: A cinema for the unborn: moving pictures, mental pictures and
Electra Sparks’s New Thought film theory, S. 411–428. – Caitjan Gainty: ‚Items for criticism (not in
sequence)‘: Joseph DeLee, Pare Lorentz and The Fight for Life (1940), S. 429–449. – David A. Kirby:
Regulating cinematic stories about reproduction: pregnancy, childbirth, abortion and movie cen-
sorship in the US, 1930–1958, S. 451–472. – Salim Al-Gailani: ‚Drawing aside the curtain‘: natural
childbirth on screen in 1950s Britain, S. 473–493. – Jesse Olszynko-Gryn: Thin blue lines: pro-
duct placement and the drama of pregnancy testing in British cinema and television, S. 495–520. –
Janina Wellmann: Animating embryos: the in toto representation of life, S. 521–535. – David K.
Hecht: Why we write (nuclear) history, S. 537–543. –
Vol. 50 (2017), No. 4: Anna Marie Roos: Taking Newton on tour: the scientific travels of Martin
Folkes, 1733–1735, S. 569–601. – Oded Rabinovitch: A learned artisan debates the system of the
world: Le Clerc versus Mallemant de Messange, S. 603–636. – Steffen Ducheyne & Pieter Present:
Pieter van Musschenbroek on laws of nature, S. 637–656. – Mark I. Grossman: John Dalton and
the origin of the atomic theory: reassessing the influence of Bryan Higgins, S. 657–676. – Matthew
Daniel Eddy: The politics of cognition: liberalism and the evolutionary origins of Victorian educa-
tion, S. 677–699. – Dmitriy Myelnikov: Cuts and the cutting edge: British science funding and the
making of animal biotechnology in 1980s Edinburgh, S. 701–728.
Bulletin of the History of Medicine
Vol. 91 (2017), No. 2: Elaine Leong & Alisha Rankin: Testing Drugs and Trying Cures: Experi-
ment and Medicine in Medieval and Early Modern Europe, S. 157–182. – Michael McVaugh: Deter-
mining a Drug’s Properties: Medieval Experimental Protocols, S. 183–209. – Erik A. Heinrichs: The
Live Chicken Treatment for Buboes: Trying a Plague Cure in Medieval and Early Modern Europe,
S. 210–232. – Valentina Pugliano: Pharmacy, Testing, and the Language of Truth in Renaissance
Italy, S. 233–273. – Alisha Rankin: On Anecdote and Antidotes: Poison Trials in Sixteenth-Cen-
tury Europe, S. 274–302. – Michael Bycroft: Iatrochemistry and the Evaluation of Mineral Waters
in France, 1600–1750, S. 303–330. – Evan R. Ragland: Experimental Clinical Medicine and Drug
Action in Mid-Seventeenth-Century Leiden, S. 331–361. – Justin Rivest: Testing Drugs and At-
testing Cures: Pharmaceutical Monopolies and Military Contracts in Eighteenth-Century France,
S. 362–390. – Francesco Paolo De Ceglia: Playing God: Testing, Modeling, and Imitating Blood
Miracles in Eighteenth-Century Europe, S. 391–419. – Jeremy A. Greene: Therapeutic Proofs and
Medical Truths: The Enduring Legacy of Early Modern Drug Trials, S. 420–429. – Wendy Kline:
Popular Medicine in America 1800–1900, S. 432–434. –
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Vol. 91 (2017), No. 3: David Rosner: Trying Times: The Courts, the Historian, and the Contentious
Struggle to Define Disease, S. 473–493. – Abigail Woods: From One Medicine to Two: The Evolv-
ing Relationship between Human and Veterinary Medicine in England, 1791–1835, S. 494–523. –
Amy Forbes: „A Little Seasoning Would Aid in the Digestion of Our Factums“: Wit, Evidence,
and the Evolving Form of Medical Debate in New Orleans, 1853–1868, S. 524–552. – Projit Bihari
Mukharji: Vernacularizing the Body: Informational Egalitarianism, Hindu Divine Design, and
Race in Physiology Schoolbooks, Bengal 1859–1877, S. 554–585. – David Herzberg: Entitled to Ad-
diction?: Pharmaceuticals, Race, and America’s First Drug War, S. 586–623.
Canadian Bulletin of Medical History
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Vol. 34 (2017), No. 2: Elena Conis: Vaccines, Pesticides, and Narratives of Exposure and Evidence,
S. 297–326. – Dianne Dodd: Canadian Military Nurse Deaths in the First World War, S. 327–363. –
Tracey L. Adams: Chiropody/Podiatry: Interprovincial Differences in Profession Formation,
S. 364–392. – Alexandre Klein: Le mythe des deux solitudes. Des relations entre les psychiatres
francophones et anglophones dans le Montréal des années 1950, S. 393–418. – Mathieu Arsenault &
Marcel Martel: Besoins criants, gains modestes: L’accès à des soins de santé mentale en français en
Ontario, 1968–1986, S. 419–443. – Dan Malleck: The Dishwater Menace: Healthy Drinking Spaces
and the Public Good in Post-Prohibition Ontario, S. 444–464. – Natalie Pigeard-Micault & Ga-
briel Gachelin: Nadine Dobrovolskaïa-Zavadskaïa, une Russe à la Fondation Curie, une vision
singulière de la génétique dans le cancer (1921–1954), S. 465–495. – J. T. H. Connor: The „Human
Subject,“ „Vulnerable Populations,“ and Medical History: The Problem of Presentism and the Dis-
course of Bioethics, S. 496–520.
Dynamis – Acta hispanica ad medicinae scientiarumque historiam illustranda
Vol. 37 (2017), No. 2: María José Correa & María Soledad Zárate: Historizar la profesionalización
sanitaria: perspectivas desde Chile y Argentina, S. 263–272. – María José Correa: «¿Quiénes son
los profesionales?» Justicia, profesionalización y ejercicio médico en el Chile urbano de la segunda
mitad del siglo XIX, S. 273–294. – Mauro Vallejo: El papel de la prensa en la lucha contra la conso-
lidación de la profesión médica en Buenos Aires, 1890–1900, S. 295–316. – María Soledad Zárate:
«Formar enfermeras, no empleadas domésticas». La profesionalización del cuidado sanitario en
Chile, 1930–1950, S. 317–344. – Maricela González Moya: Asistentes sociales y salud pública en
Chile: Identidad profesional y lucha gremial, 1925–1973, S. 345–366. – Karina Inés Ramacciotti
& Adriana María Valobra: El dilema Nightingale: controversias sobre la profesionalización de
la enfermería en Argentina 1949–1967, S. 367–388. – José Joaquín García Gómez & Eva María
Trescastro López: Transición nutricional, bienestar y salud: el caso de una ciudad industrial, Alcoy
(1852–1928), S. 389–412. – Ximo Guillem-Llobat: The boundaries of fraud: The role of the Spanish
Real Academia de Medicina in the establishment of food safety and quality standards in the late
nineteenth century, S. 413–434. – Pedro Ruiz-Castell: José M. Melià Bernabéu «Pigmalión» y la
divulgación de la astronomía en la Valencia de la primera mitad del siglo XX, S. 435–458. – Antonio
Francisco Canales Serrano & Amparo Gómez-Rodríguez: La depuración franquista de la Junta
para la Ampliación de Estudios e Investigaciones Científicas ( JAE): una aproximación cuantitativa,
S. 459–487. – Esteban Rodríguez Ocaña: Tifus y laboratorio en la España de posguerra, S. 489–
516. – Juan Antonio Rodríguez-Sánchez: Cambiar para perdurar: evolución del termalismo y los
establecimientos de aguas minero-medicinales [review article], S. 489–516.
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Early Science and Medicine
Vol. 22 (2017), No. 2/3 – No. 4: Tamás Demeter: Introduction – Between Physiology and Ethics:
The ‚Science of Man‘ as a Middle-Range Discipline, S. 125–129. – Sorana Corneanu: The Nature
and Care of the Whole Man: Francis Bacon and Some Late Renaissance Contexts, S. 130–156. –
Akos Sivado: Resurrecting the Body Politic – Physiology’s Influence on Sir William Petty’s Poli-
tical Arithmetick, S. 157–182. – John P. Wright: Custom and Habit in Physiology and the Science
of Human Nature in the British Enlightenment, S. 183–207. – Tamás Demeter: A Chemistry of
Human Nature: Chemical Imagery in Hume’s Treatise, S. 208–228. – Charles T. Wolfe: Models of
Organic Organization in Montpellier Vitalism, S. 229–252. – Alix Cohen: The Natural, the Pragma-
tic and the Moral in Kant’s Anthropology: The Case of Temperaments, S. 253–270. –
Vol. 22 (2017), No. 4: Ruben E. Verwaal: The Nature of Blood: Debating Haematology and Blood
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Chemistry in the Eighteenth-Century Dutch Republic, S. 271–300. – Pietro Daniel Omodeo:
Lodewijk de Bils’ and Tobias Andreae’s Cartesian Bodies: Embalmment Experiments, Medical
Controversies and Mechanical Philosophy, S. 301–332. – Emmanuel Alloa: The ‚Do It Yourself ‘
Paradigm: An Inquiry into the Historical Roots of the Neglect of Testimony, S. 333–360. – Nükhet
Varlik: Review Essay: Beyond Eurocentric Histories of Plague, S. 361–373.
Gesnerus – Swiss Journal of the History of Medicine and Sciences
Vol. 74 (2017), No. 1: René Sigrist & Sonia Zanier: La botanique dans un contexte local: les jar-
dins de Florence à l’époque des grands-ducs (1569–1859), S. 5–52. – Roberto Lo Presti: Forms of
Empirical Observation and Argumentative Structures in Julien Offray de la Mettrie’s Observations
de médecine pratique (1743), S. 53–70. – Marie Gaille: Cabanis and the Philosophy of Human
Passions: The Medicalization of Morals and the Politicization of Medicine S. 71–91. – Nicholas
Stücklin: A Tidal Wave of Field Mice: Agriculture, Injurious Voles and the „Economic Relations“
Among Species in the US Biological Surveys around 1900, S. 92–122.
Histoire des Sciences Médicales
Vol. 51 (2017), No. 1 – No. 2: Jacques Battin: Xavier Arnozan (1852–1928). Médecin hospitalier,
édile et personnage de roman, S. 21–26. – Jacqueline Vons: Une breve description de la domus
anatomica de Copenhague par Thomas Bartholin (1662), S. 27–34. – Dominique Mabin: A la re-
cherche du Professeur Cottard, S. 35–46. – Renaud Adam: La circulation du livre médical dans les
anciens Pays-Bas au second tiers du XVlème siècle, S. 47–60. – Jacques Battin: Les vins médicaux,
S. 61–70. – Teunis Van Heiningen: Andreas Bonn (1738–1817): sa carrière scientifique; les dessins
anatomiques conservés a la bibliotheque de l’université de Leyde, S. 71–82. – Francois Derquenne:
Les Le Fort et leurs alliances: des professeurs de chirurgie parisiens aux XIXème et XXème siècles,
S. 83–94. – Magdalena Mazurak: La Basse Silesie: terre des éponymes cardiaques, S. 95–102. –
Jean-Francois Schuhl: Louis-Achille Jeanne, chirurgien à Rauen, S. 103–112. – Jean-Francois Hu-
tin: Histoire de la greffe d’organe au cinema, S. 113–122. –
Vol. 51 (2017), No. 2: Antonio Ricciardetto: Les references a la maladie et a son traitement dans
les archives de Zenon, S. 153–162. – Marie-Hélène Marganne: Les modes d’acquisition et de trans-
mission du savoir medical dans l’antiquite grecoromaine, S. 163–174. – Viera Rebolledo-Dhuin:
Le paysage éditorial de médecine à Paris au XlXème siècle, S. 175–192. – Philippe Guillet: Petite
histoire de la traduction anglaise de l’Hygiène (De sanitate tuenda libri VI) de Galien, S. 193–206. –
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Jean-Baptiste Seigneuric: Art dentaire et roman historique. De la réalité à la fiction, S. 207–218. –
Danielle Gourevitch: Les malheurs de Sophie, ou comment mordre à belles dents dans la litté-
rature enfantine, S. 219–230. – Pierre Baron: Hortense a dit je m’en fous (1916) de Georges Fey-
deau, S. 231–242. – Micheline Kellermann: Le jour où Beaumont fit connaissance avec sa douleur,
S. 243–254. – Jean-Pierre Fournier: La Dent et la plume. Quelques morceaux choisis, S. 255–264. –
Évelyne Beriot-Salvadore: La question du „séminisme“ à la Renaissance, S. 265–272. – Teunis
Van Heiningen: Pierre Camper (1722–1789): Lecons d’obstétrique. Quelques faits sur la genèse et
le contenu d’un manuscrit inédit, S. 273–286. – Jacques Battin: Samuel Pozzi (1846–1918), créateur
de la chirurgie gynécologique à la Belle Epoque, S. 287–292. – Danielle Gourevitch: Retour de
Madagascar. Pour une histoire de la psychiatrie malgache, S. 293–302.
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Historia Hospitalium
Vol. 30 (2016–17): Birgit Seemann: Judentum und Pflege: Zur Sozialgeschichte des orthodox-jüdi-
schen Gumpertz’schen Siechenhauses in Frankfurt am Main (1888–1941), S. 13–40. – Sue Hawkins:
„I must remind you that the nurse is not the doctor; that she never can be“: Gender and Hospital
Nursing in 19th and 20th Century England, S. 41–64. – Anna Urbach: Auf leisen Sohlen das Fal-
len fixieren. „Epileptikeranstalten“ als Wegbereiter einer spezifischen Qualifizierung von psychia-
trischen Pflegekräften um 1900, S. 65–87. – Bernhard Bremberger: „Es wird geprüft werden, ob
sich unter den polnischen Arbeitern Personen befinden, die zur Krankenpflege geeignet sind.“ Zur
Pflege in Berliner Ausländerkrankenhäusern 1940–1945, S. 89–115. – Isabel Atzl: Pflegedinge und
Pflegealltag im Krankenhaus, S. 117–141. – Hartmut Bettin: Von „den kranken de dar liggen up den
bedden“: Krankheit und Kranke in den mittelalterlichen norddeutschen Hansestädten – Wahrneh-
mung, Wertung, Deutung und Umgang, insbesondere im Spiegel der Stralsunder Bürgertestamen-
te, S. 145–171. – Christina Vanja: Introduction [Hospital Inmates in the Early Modern Society –
Winners or Losers?], S. 177–180. – Fritz Dross: The Comings and Goings: Entering and Leaving
Nuremberg Leprosaria in the 16th and 17th Centuries, S. 181–188. – Sarah Pichlkastner: Beer, Cere-
als, Credit Business, Subjects, Wine – but Inmates? Searching for Inmates in the Archival Sources of
the Early Modern Viennese Civic Hospital, S. 189–194. – Irmtraut Sahmland: Winners or Losers?
Negotiating Inpatients’ Leave of Absence and Dismissal from the Hessian High Hospitals (18th c.),
S. 195–204. – Alfred Stefan Weiß: Inmates as Actors or Chess Pieces in Early Modern Hospital
Orders? The Example of Austria, S. 196–200. – Martin Scheutz: Hospital Inmates and their role
within hospitals – Comments, S. 201–203. – Fritz Dross: Hospitaltypen und Krankenhäuser im
Alpenraum in der Neuzeit [Symposium …] – ein Überblick, S. 219–222. – Alfred Stefan Weiß: Das
Salzburger St.-Johanns-Spital – Hospital oder frühneuzeitliches Krankenhaus?, S. 223–238. – Ale-
xandra Druzynski v. Boetticher & Marie Ulrike Jaros: „Vorbuwet up sunte Nicolai hove“. Inter-
disziplinäre Forschungen zur Bau- und Sozialgeschichte der Lüneburger Leproserie im Mittelalter,
S. 239–254. – Martin Scheutz: Pestspitäler in Österreich: Temporäre Krisenbewältigung und Ver-
such der Einrichtung von Akutspitälern, S. 255–276. – Fritz Dross: Spitalische und außerspitalische
Versorgung von Leprosen im spätmittelalterlichen und frühneuzeitlichen Nürnberg, S. 277–286. –
Robert Schwarz: Das „Leprosenhaus“ Salzburg-Mülln im 18. Jahrhundert – Funktionswandel und
Aufnahmepraxis, S. 287–304. – Sarah Pichlkastner: Bier, Wein, Kapitalien – aber Insassinnen und
Insassen? Das Wiener Bürgerspital zwischen wirtschaftlichem „Großunternehmen“ und karitativer
Versorgungseinrichtung in der Frühen Neuzeit, S. 305–318. – Iris Ritzmann: Zwischen bürgerli-
cher Moral und wirtschaftlichem Kalkül – Zum Stellenwert der kindlichen Gesundheit in Wai-
senhäusern des ausgehenden 18. Jahrhunderts, S. 319–330. – Carlos Watzka: Zur Typologie des
frühneuzeitlichen Hospitals – Eine Übersicht über mögliche Vergleichsdimensionen und Anwen-
dungsbeispiele betreffend die Hospitäler im Herzogtum Steiermark (ca. 1500–1750) S. 331–352. –
Christina Vanja: Zur Kur in die Alpenregion – Heilanstalten in der Belle Epoche, S. 353–366. –
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Sabine Veits-Falk: Die Augenheilanstalt Dr. Rosa und Dr. Friedrich Kerschbaumer in Salzburg
(1877–1896) und das Wirken der ersten in Österreich praktizierenden Ärztin, S. 367–390. – Eva
Brinkschulte & Fritz Dross: Neue Medizin in alten Mauern? Krankenhaus und Denkmalpflege,
S. 395–396. – Stephan Kolb & Karlheinz Moßner: Zwischen Pavillon und Glasfassade: Kranken-
hausentwicklung im Altbestand am Beispiel Klinikum, S. 407–414. – Arnold Körte: Krankenhäu-
ser von Gropius & Schmieden – eine Herausforderung an die Denkmalpflege, S. 415–424. – Ulrike
Wendland: Haus 15, ehemalige Hautklinik des Krankenhauses Sudenburg – zum Abschied, S. 425–
432. – Olaf Gisbertz: Sonne, Luft und Licht – Neues Bauen in Magdeburg, S. 433–444. – Anna Ka-
tharina Zülch: Patient Krankenhaus – Nutzungserhalt, Umnutzung, Nachnutzung S. 445–458. –
Ole Dohrmann: Die Entwicklung der medizinischen Dokumentation im Charité-Krankenhaus zu
Berlin am Beispiel der psychiatrischen Krankenakten von 1866 bis 1945, S. 461–474. – Verena Kru-
za: Unbekannte Denkmale der Medizingeschichte: Der Operationsbunker mit Rettungsbunker im
Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf, S. 475–486.
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História, Ciências, Saúde – Manguinhos
Vol. 24 (2017), No. 1 – No. 3: Valdemir Zamparoni: Leprosy: disease, isolation, and segregation
in colonial Mozambique, S. 13–39. – Raul Necochea Lopez: Abortion, neglect, and the death of
Augusta García Platas en Ayacucho, Peru, in 1946, S. 41–58. – Gustavo Caponi: The discontinuity
between humans and animals in Buffon’s Natural history, S. 59–74. – Miguel Mundstock Xavier de
Carvalho, Eunice Sueli Nodari & Rubens Onofre Nodari: „Defensives“ or „pesticides“? A histo-
ry of the use and perception of pesticides in the state of Santa Catarina, Brazil, 1950–2002, S. 75–91. –
Rafaela Teixeira Zorzanelli, Angela Vasconi Speroni, Rachel Aisengart Menezes & Annet-
te Leibing: Stem cell research in Brazil: the production of a new field of science, S. 129–144. –
Isabel Amaral, Maria Inês Nogueira & Francisco Rômulo Monte Ferreira: Entre neurônios e
sinapses: as contribuições de Cajal e Athias para a medicina ibérica entre os séculos XIX e XX [Bet-
ween neurons and synapses, contributions of Cajal and Athias], S. 187–199. – María Rosa Gudiño
& Susana Sosenski: El teatro guiñol, la televisión mexicana y la educación para la salud a mediados
del siglo XX [Puppet shows, Mexican television and health education in mid-20th c.], S. 201–221. –
Vol. 24 (2017), No. 2: Cecilia M. Pacual: The cholera epidemic as condenser of meanings: urban
cultures, clinical narratives, and hygiene policies in Rosario, Argentina, 1886–1887, S. 295–311. – Sö-
ren Brinkmann: „Fight the poisoners of the people!“ The beginnings of food regulation in São
Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, 1889–1930, S. 313–331. – Carlos Tabernero, Isabel Jiménez-Lucena &
Jorge Molero-Mesa: Colonial scientific-medical documentary films and the legitimization of an
ideal state in post-war Spain, S. 313–331. – Rodrigo Pinheiro Silveira & Roseni Pinheiro: Interna-
to rural na Amazônia: aspectos históricos, contexto atual e principais desafios [Rural internship in
the Amazon region: historical aspects and main challenges], S. 371–390. – Iris Borowy: East Ger-
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