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MEDIZIN
Medizinhistorisches Journal 43 (2008) 372–379
HISTORISCHES
© Franz Steiner Verlag, Stuttgart JOURNAL
Internationale Zeitschriftenschau
The British Journal for the History of Science
Vol. 41 (2008), Pt. 2, No. 149: Elizabeth Hedrick: Romancing the salve: Sir Kenelm
Digby and the powder of sympathy, S. 161-185. – Russel Smith: Optical reflection and
mechanical rebound: the shift from analogy to axiomatization in the seventeenth century.
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Part 2, S. 187-207. – Terje Brundtland: From medicine to natural philosophy: Francis
Hauksbee’s way to the air-pump, S. 209-240.
Bulletin of the History of Medicine
Vol. 82 (2008), H. 2: Alan Mikhail: The nature of plague in late eighteenth-century
Egypt, S. 249-275. – Peter J. Kastor und Conevery Bolton Valenčius: Sacagawea’s
„cold“: pregnancy and the written record of the Lewis and Clark expedition, S. 276-
310. – Anne-Emanuelle Birn: Doctors on record: Uruguay’s infant mortality stagnation
and its remedies, 1895–1945, S. 311-354. – Jacob M. Appel: „Physicians are not
bootleggers“: the short, peculiar life of the medicinal alcohol movement, S. 355-386.
– Mical Raz: Between the ego and the icepick: psychosurgery, psychoanalysis, and
psychiatric discourse, S. 387-420.
H. 3: Michael Brown: From foetid air to filth: the cultural transformation of British
epidemiological thought, ca. 1780–1848, S. 515-544. – Catherine Kelly: „Not from the
college, but through the public and the legislature“: Charles Maclean and the relocation
of medical debate in the early nineteenth century, S. 545-569. – Tatjana Buklijas:
Cultures of death and politics of corpse supply: anatomy in Vienna, 1848–1914, S. 570-
607. – Christian W. Mcmillen: „The red man and the white plague“: rethinking race,
tuberculosis, and American indians, ca. 1890–1950, S. 608-645. – Stephen T. Casper:
Atlantic conjunctures in Anglo-American neurology: Lewis H. Weed and Johns Hopkins
neurology, 1917–1942, S. 646-671.
Early Science and Medicine
Vol. 13 (2008), No. 4: Qiong Zhang: Hybridizing scholastic psychology with Chinese
medicine: a seventeenth-century Chinese Catholic’s conceptions of Xin (mind and heart),
S. 313-360. – Leigh N. Chipman und Efraim Lev: Take a lame and decrepit female
hyena: a genizah study of two additional fragments of Sabur Ibn Sahl’s al-Aqrabadhin
al-Saghir, S. 361-383.
Gesnerus
Vol. 65 (2008), No. 1/2: Elisabeth Hsu: A hybrid body technique: does the pulse
diagnostic can guan chi method have Chinese-Tibetan origins?, S. 5-29. – Anton
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Erkoreka: Spanish influenza in the heart of Europe: a study of a significant sample of the
Basque population, S. 30-41. – Stephen Snelders: The plot against cancer: heredity and
cancer in German and Dutch medicine, 1933–1945. – Arnold Reisman: They helped
modernize Turkey’s medical education and practice: refugees from Nazism 1933–1945.
– Rudolf Pfister: Essay review – historiography of the body and medicine in ancient and
medieval China: 1997–2007, S. 86-107.
Gewina. Tijdschrift voor de Geschiedenis der Geneeskunde, Natuurwetenschappen,
Wiskunde en Techniek*
Jg. 31 (2008), Nr. 1: Raf de Bont und Kaat Wils: Kennis in meervoud. Voor een
ruimhartige wetenschapsgeschiedenis, S. 3-12. – Leen Dorsman: Slaapmutsen en
ornamenten? Over het bestuur van een universiteit in de negentiende Eeuw, S. 32-46.
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History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences
Vol. 29 (2007), No. 3: C. Kenneth Waters: The nature and context of exploratory
experimentation: an introduction to three case studies of exploratory research, S. 275-284.
– Richard M. Burian: On microRNA and the need for exploratory experimentation in
post-genomic molecular biology, S. 285-312. – Kevin C. Elliott: Varieties of exploratory
experimentation in nanotoxicology, S. 313-336. – Maureen A. O’Malley: Exploratory
experimentation and scientific practice: metagenomics and the proteorhodopsin case,
S. 337-360.
No. 4: Heiner Fangerau: Biology and war – American biology and international
science, S. 395-428. – Michael S. Billinger: Racial classification in the evolutionary
sciences: a comparative analysis, S. 429-468. – Erik Ellis: What is marine biology?:
Defining a science in the United States in the mid 20th century, S. 469-494. – Gregory
E. Blomquist: Population regulation and the life history studies of LaMont Cole, S. 495-
516.
History of Psychiatry
Vol. 19 (2008), Pt. 3, No. 75: John C. Burnham: The syndrome of accident proneness
(Unfallneigung): why psychiatrists did not adopt and medicalize it, S. 251-274. – Louis
C. Charland: Alexander Crichton on the psychopathology of the passions, S. 275-296.
– Claire Hilton: The provision of mental health services in England for people over 65
years of age, 1970–78, S. 297-320. – Jette Møllerhøj: On unsafe ground: the practices
and institutionalization of Danish psychiatry, 1850–1920, S. 321-338. – Sander L.
Gilman: Electrotherapy and mental illness: then and now, S. 339-357. – G. E. Berrios:
„Essay on a classification of different genera of insanity“ by J. Baillarger (1853), S. 358-
373.
History of Science
Vol. 46 (2008), Pt. 3, No. 153: Anna Marie Roos: Lodestones and gallstones: the
magnetic iatrochemistry of Martin Lister (1639–1712), S. 343-364.
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Isis
Vol. 99 (2008), No. 2: Angela N. H. Greager und Gregory J. Morgan: After the double
helix: Rosalind Franklin’s research on Tobacco mosaic virus, S. 239-272. – Peter Pesic:
Proteus rebound: reconsidering the „torture of nature“, S. 304-317.
Journal of the History of Biology
Vol. 41 (2008), No. 3: Adam R. Shapiro: Civic biology and the origin of the school
antievolution movement, S. 409-434. – Ronald P. Ladouceur: Ella Thea Smith and
the lost history of American high school biology textbooks, S. 435-472. – Marianne
Sommer: History in the gene: negotiations between molecular and organismal
anthropology, S. 473-528. – Hyung Wook Park: Edmund Vincent Cowdry and the
making of gerontology as a multidisciplinary scientific field in the United States, S. 529-
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572.
Journal of the History of Dentistry
Vol. 55 (2007), No. 2: Curt Gerhard Lorber und Wilma Dorotheé Lorber: Odontology
or philologic: medical disputation about the teeth: Adam Meyer and Johannes Loew, Hof
1669, S. 59-67. – Gerald Shklar: Lorenz Heister and oral disease with the original text
from his chapters, S. 68-74.
No. 3: Brian Dolan: What have teeth taught us about culture? Practice, patienthood and
ethics in the history of dentistry and public health, S. 126-133. – Peter G. Meyerhof:
Early struggles to identify ethical standards in dentistry: Dr. Benjamin Brown and the
amalgam war of the 1840s, S. 139-149.
Vol. 56 (2008), No. 1: Till Dammaschke: The history of direct pulp capping, S. 9-23.
Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences
Vol. 63 (2008), No. 3: Karen Brown: From Ubombo to Mkhuzi: disease, colonial
science, and the control of Nagana (livestock trypanosomosis) in Zululand, South Africa,
c. 1894-1953, S. 285-322. – Sarah W. Rodriguez: Rethinking the history of female
circumcision and clitoridectomy: American medicine and female sexuality in the late
nineteenth century, S. 323-347. – Lynn E. Miller und Richard M. Weiss: Medical
education reform efforts and failures of U.S. medical schools, 1870–1930, S. 348-387.
No. 4: Nancy Tomes und Susan M. Reverby: Continuity and contingency: the medical-
historical world according to Charles E. Rosenberg, S. 411-413. – Rosemary A. Stevens:
Charles E. Rosenberg and the multifaceted promise of medical history, S. 414-422.
– Naomi Rogers: Explaining everything? The power and perils of reading Rosenberg,
S. 423-434. – Julie Fairman und Patricia D’Antonio: Reimagining nursing’s place
in the history of clinical practice, S. 435-446. – Susan M. Reverby: „Don’t fence me
in“: connecting irony to power in the scholarship of Charles E. Rosenberg, S. 447-
454. – Nancy Tomes und Jeremy Greene: Is there a Rosenberg School?, S. 455-466.
– Dissertations completed by students of Charles E. Rosenberg, S. 467-475. – Charles
E. Rosenberg’s publications, S. 476-483. – Gretchen A. Condran: The elusive role of
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scientific medicine in mortality decline: diphtheria in nineteenth- and early twentieth-
century Philadelphia, S. 484-522.
Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences
Vol. 44 (2008), No. 3: John A. Mills und Erika Dyck: Trust amply recompensed:
psychological research at Weyburn, Saskatchewan, 1957–1961, S. 199-218. – Robin L.
Cautin: David Shakow and schizophrenia research at Worcester State Hospital: the roots
of the scientist-practitioner model, S. 219-237. – Renato Foschi: Science and culture
around the Montessori’s first „Children’s Houses“ in Rome (1907–1915), S. 238-257. –
Jacob A. Belzen: The development of early psychology of religion: a Dutch falsification
of the received view, S. 258-272.
No. 4: Howard Hsueh-Hao Chiang: Effecting science, affecting medicine:
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homosexuality, the Kinsey reports, and the contested boundaries of psychopathology
in the United States, 1948–1965, S. 300-318. – Sofie Lachapelle: From the stage to the
laboratory: magicians, psychologists, and the science of illusion, S. 319-334. – Thomas
D. Fallace: John Dewey and the savage mind: uniting anthropological, psychological,
and pedagogical thought, 1894–1902, S. 335-349. – Colin Goff und Gilbert Geis: The
Michael-Adler report (1933): criminology under the microscope, S. 350-363.
Journal of the History of the Neurosciences
Vol. 17 (2008), No. 3: C. U. M. Smith: Visual thinking and neuroscience, S. 260-273.
– Nicholas Wade: Vision and visualization, S. 274-294. – Sheryl Ginn und Lorenzo
Lorusso: Brain, mind, and body: interactions with art in Renaissance Italy, S. 295-313. –
Lorenzo Lorusso: Neurological caricatures since the 15th century, S. 314-334. – Marco
Piccolino: Visual images in Luigi Galvani’s path to animal electricity, S. 335-348. – Sarah
de Rijcke: Light tries the expert eye: the introduction of photography in nineteenth-
century macroscopic neuroanatomy, S. 349-366. – Cornelius Borck: Recording the
brain at work: the visible, the readable, and the invisible in electroencephalography,
S. 367-379. – Alan Gross: The brains in brain: the coevolution of localization and its
images, S. 380-392.
Medical History
Vol. 52 (2008), No. 2: Annmarie Adams und Stacie Burke: A doctor in the house: the
architecture of home-offices for physicians in Toronto, 1885–1930, S. 163-194. – Paul
Elliott: „More subtle than the electric aura“: Georgian medical electricity, the spirit of
animation and the development of Erasmus Darwin’s psychophysiology, S. 195-220.
– Fay Bound Alberti: Angina pectoris and the Arnolds: emotions and heart disease in
the nineteenth century, S. 221-236. – Barbara Brookes: A corresponding community:
Dr Agnes Bennett and her friends from the Edinburgh Medical College for Women of the
1890s, S. 237-256. – Robert Woods: Texts and documents – Dr Smellie’s prescriptions
for pregnant women, S. 257-276.
No. 3: Virginia Berridge: History matters? History’s role in health policy making,
S. 311-326. – Stephen T. Casper: The origins of the Anglo-American research alliance
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and the incidence of civilian neuroses in second world war Britain, S. 327-346. – Teemu
Ryymin: „Tuberculosis-threatened children“: the rise and fall of a medical concept in
Norway, c.1900–1960, S. 347-364. – Marjorie O’Rourke Boyle: William Harvey’s
soliloquy to the college of physicians: reprising Terence’s plot, S. 365-386. – Annick
Opinel: The emergence of French medical entomology: the influence of universities, the
Institut Pasteur and military physicians (1890–c.1938), S. 387-405.
Medicina nei Secoli. Arte e Scienza*
Vol. 19 (2007), No. 1: Giuseppe Scalabrino, Daniela Veber und Elena Mutti: New
pathogenesis of the cobalamin-deficient neuropathy, S. 9-18. – Mattia Quattrocelli
und Paolo Mazzarello: La reazione nera: una biotecnologia „cognitiva“ ante litteram,
S. 19-28. – P. Binetti und D. Bosoni: Camillo Golgi: (1844–1926), profilo di un Nobel
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politicamente impegnato, S. 55-80. – Giovanni Berlucchi: Riflessioni sull’incontro
mancato della neuroistologia di Golgi e Cajal con la neurofisiologia dei loro tempi, in
occasione del centenario del premio Nobel per la fisiologia o la medicina del 1906, S. 81-
92. – Giuseppina Bock: Camillo Golgi e la „Accademia di scienze mediche e naturali in
Ferrara“, S. 93-100. – Eugenia Tognotti: Camillo Golgi e il contributo degli scienziati
italiani allo sviluppo della malariologia nell’ultimo quarto dell’ottocento, S. 101-117.
– Mario Falchetti, Ramona Lupi und Laura Ottini: Dalla biologia cellulare alla
biologia molecolare: l’apparato di Golgi dalla sua scoperta ai nostri giorni, S. 119-144.
– Rosalba Ciranni: La patologia sperimentale e Angelo Maffucci (1845–1903), S. 145-
156. – Luciana Rita Angeletti: Pre-giudizi versus osservazione razionale nelle malattie
trasmissibili-infettive: l’errore in agguato, S. 157-171. – Andrea A. Conti und Gian
Franco Gensini: The historical evolution of some intrinsic dimensions of quarantine,
S. 173-187. – Renato Soma und Gaetana Silvia Rigo: Le idee sul contagio di un medico
condotto della metà dell’ottocento, S. 189-194. – N. Nicoli Aldini, L. Pontoni, P. Scarani
und A. Ruggeri: Documenti ed immagini sull’innesto del vaiuolo vaccino in Bologna
al principio del XIX secolo, S. 195-208. – Alfredo Serrani und Fabiola Zurlini: Storia
della bibliografia medica ed evoluzione del concetto di malattia „infettiva“ nei secoli
XVI–XVII, S. 209-223. – Germana Pareti: Onda di eccitazione o disturbo propagato?
Un dibattito neurofisiologico tra otto e novecento, S. 225-241. – Antonio Spiller und
Giorgio Zanchin: La scoperta dell’organo stato-acustico nei crostacei da parte di Andrea
Comparetti (1746–1801), S. 243-272. – Donatella Lippi, Mario Milco D’Elios und
Gianfranco Gensini: Aterosclerosi: ieri, oggi, domani, S. 273-283. – Silvia Marinozzi
und Alessandro Aruta: Alla corte dei Medici: Girolamo Fabrizio D’Acquapendente
e la „Gobba“ di Don Carlo, S. 285-293. – Gabriella Nesi, Raffaella Santi und Gian
Luigi Taddei: Il museo patologico quale documentazione dei quadri di malattia del
passato e quale possibile opportunità di studio nella moderna medicina, S. 295-303. – E.
Turba, C. Brillante und S. Arieti: „I sogni“ di Cesare Augusto Levi: un’interpretazione
prefreudiana, S. 305-313. – Dario Piombino-Mascali und Francesco Mallegni: Un
esempio savocese di mummificazione artificiale in età moderna, S. 315-326. – Bruno
Lucci und Lorenzo Lorusso: Gaetano Perusini (1879–1915): il suo contributo alla
descrizione della malattia di Alzheimer, S. 327-335.
No. 2: Nicolò Nicoli Aldini: Chirurgia dei nervi periferici e chirurgia cranica negli
scritti e nelle lezioni di Antonio Scarpa, S. 337-351. – Lorenzo Lorusso, Carlo Cristini
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und Alessandro Porro: Lorenzo Tenchini (1852–1906): neuroanatomy and criminal
anthropology, S. 353-360. – Bruno Falconi: Un tema d’attualita’ nella Lombardia del
1906: la rigenerazione dei nervi, S. 361-371. – Monica Panetto und Giorgio Zanchin:
Tra opere a stampa e manoscritti inediti: Girolamo Fabrici D’Acquapendente sul sistema
nervoso, S. 373-385. – Valentina Gazzaniga: Prima dell’erotomania: lettere, cura del
corpo e mal d’amore in età moderna, S. 387-403. – Liborio Dibattista: La questione
delle emozioni: Charles François-Franck (1849–1921) contro la teoria di James-Lange,
S. 405-424. – Francesca Vannozzi: Un’operazione culturale per la salvaguardia del S.
Niccolò di Siena, S. 425-435. – Antonia Francesca Franchini: Il cuore va alla guerra:
rivisitazione della sindrome detta „cuore del soldato“ o „cuore irritabile del soldato“,
S. 437-455. – Giuseppe Armocida: La psicochirurgia di A. M. Fiamberti nella stampa
di informazione di metà novecento, S. 457-474. – Pier Luigi Cabras und Donatella
Lippi: La patobiografia e il caso Torquato Tasso, S. 475-480. – Aldo Gerbino: Tommaso
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Campailla: materia dei sogni e ipocondria di un eclettico, S. 481-493. – Massimo
Aliverti: Oscar Giacchi e la „Malinconia spermatica“, S. 495-502. – Daniele Blasotta
und Omar Ferrario: Le critiche di Arrigo Tamassia alle conclusioni peritali del processo
Guiteau (1882–1883), S. 503-512. – D. Vanni und P. Benvenuti: Sul „meccanismo
d’azione della malarioterapia“, S. 513-520. – Gino Fornaciari, Angelica Vitiello, Sara
Giusiani, Valentina Giuffra, Antonio Fornaciari und Natale Villari: The Medici
project. First anthropological and paleopathological results of the exploration of the
Medici tombs in Florence, S. 521-543. – Raimonda Ottaviani, P. Vanni und M. Barra:
Il pacifismo di Henry Dunant, S. 545-560. – Alessandro Porro und Antonia Francesca
Franchini: Tra Pavia e Brescia: il caso di Luigi Porta (1800–1875), S. 561-576. – Maria
Buscemi: Le botti di gujaco tra scienza ed esoterismo: Tommaso Campailla, Genius
Loci, S. 577-587. – Renato Malta und Alfredo Salerno: Graffiti dello Steri di Palermo
de conoscenze mediche, S. 589-608. – R. Malta, G. Maira und A. Salerno: Aspetti
medico – sanitari, etici e socio economici dell’attivita’ solfifera in Sicilia (1791–1964),
S. 609-626. – Giuliana Cingoli: Preformazione ed epigenesi nell’opera di M. Malpighi,
S. 627-640. – Mario Milco D’Elios: Helicobacter pylori, la storia, S. 641-645. – Ilaria
Gorini: Il neurologo Angelo de Vincenti e le terme di Salice, S. 647-652.
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NTM. Internationale Zeitschrift für Geschichte und Ethik der Naturwissenschaften,
Technik und Medizin*
N. S. Vol. 16 (2008), Nr. 3: Staffan Müller-Wille: Zeugung, Entwicklung, Evolution,
S. 399-404.
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Science in Context
Vol. 21 (2008), No. 3: Asaf Goldschmidt: Commercializing medicine or benefiting the
people – the first public pharmacy in China, S. 311-350.
Social History of Medicine
Vol. 21 (2008), No. 2: Jessica Hughes: Fragmentation as metaphor in the classical healing
sanctuary, S. 217-236. – Leonard Smith: „Your very thankful inmate“: discovering the
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patients of an early county lunatic asylum, S. 237-252. – Cherilyn Lacy: Education,
mutualism, and medical consumers in Third Republic France, 1882–1914, S. 253-268.
– Anena Dove Osseo-Asare: Bioprospecting and resistance: transforming poisoned
arrows into strophantin pills in Colonial Gold Coast, 1885–1922, S. 269-290. – Loh Kah
Seng: „Our lives are bad but our luck is good“: a social history of leprosy in Singapore,
S. 291-310. – Brendan D. Kelly: Poverty, crime and mental illness: female forensic
psychiatric committal in Ireland, 1910–1948, S. 311-328. – Elizabeth Siegel Watkins:
Medicine, masculinity, and the disappearance of male menopause in the 1950s, S. 329-
344. – Leanne Mccormick: „The scarlet woman in person“: the establishment of a family
planning service in Northern Ireland, 1950–1974, S. 345-360. – Cecily Hunter und
Anthony D. Lamontagne: Investigating „community“ through a history of responses
to asbestos-related disease in an Australian industrial region, S. 361-380. – Jonathan
Reinarz: Unearthing and dissecting the records of English provincial medical education,
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c. 1825–1948, S. 381-392.
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science. Part C: Studies in History and
Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences
Vol. 39 (2008), No. 2: Consuelo Preti: On the origins of the contemporary notion of
propositional content: anti-psychologism in nineteenth-century psychology and G. E.
Moore’s early theory of judgment, S. 176-185.
No. 3: Richard Noakes: The „world of the infinitely little“: connecting physical and
psychical realities circa 1900, S. 323-334.
Sudhoffs Archiv*
Bd. 92 (2008), H. 1: Jens Martin Rohrbach: Deutsche Augenärzteschaft und NSDAP,
S. 1-19. – Florian Mildenberger: Heilstrom durch den Kropf. Leben, Werk und
Nachwirkung des Wunderheilers Bruno Gröning (1906–1959), S. 35-64.
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Würzburger medizinhistorische Mitteilungen*
Bd. 27 (2008): Christoph Weißer: 25 Jahre Würzburger medizinhistorische Gesellschaft:
Wie alles begann …, S. 7-14. – Ulrike Bausewein und Johannes Gottfried Mayer:
Alexander von Humboldt und die Tonheilerde, S. 16-23. – Karl-Ernst Bühler und
Gerhard Heim: Pierre Janets Konzeption des Unterbewußten, S. 24-62. – Hartmut
Collmann: Georges Schaltenbrand (26. 11. 1897 – 24. 10. 1979), S. 63-92. – Volker
Klimpel: Hospitäler, Lazarette und Siechenhäuser im Kurfürstentum Sachsen des
16. Jahrhunderts: Ein Fundbericht, S. 93-104. – Hannes Langrieger: Ein Platz für
Sterbende? Das Unheilbarenhaus in der vormaligen freien Reichsstadt Regensburg,
S. 105-163. – Katrin Max: Literarische Texte in der Medizingeschichte: Klabunds
Erzählung „Die Krankheit“, S. 164-202. – Florian Mildenberger: Auf der Suche nach
dem rechten Weg. Leben und Werk des Medizinhistorikers Magnus Schmid (1918–
1977), S. 203-224. – Ferdinand Peter Moog: Jean Dominique Larrey und eine paradoxe
Wohlfahrtsmarke, S. 225-239. – Philipp Osten: „... eine populäre und zweckmäßige
Darstellung von Gegenständen, die dem denkenden Menschen wichtig sind.“ Lehre,
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Krankenversorgung und Laienvorträge in ihrer Beziehung zur Popularisierung
medizinischen Wissens in den 1830er Jahren. Das Beispiel des Magdeburger Arztes
August Ferdinand Brüggemann, S. 240-272. – Georgios Papadopoulos: Vorstellungen
von Wirkungsweise und Spezifität der Arzneimittel zwischen Antike und früher Neuzeit,
S. 273-294. – Siegbert Rummler: Medizinische Promotionsschriften zu Geburtshilfe
und Frauenleiden aus der alten Viadrina (1700–1811), S. 295-306. – Frank Stahnisch:
Über Forschungsentwicklungen der Neurostimulation nach 1945: Historische und
ethische Aspekte medizinischer Manipulationen am menschlichen Gehirn, S. 307-346.
– Manfred Vasold: Nürnberger Privatkliniken im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert, S. 347-380.
– Tilmann Walter: Paracelsuskritische Haltungen oder „Antiparacelsismus“?, 1570–
1630, S. 381-408. – Wilf Gunther: Translating Isidore’s „Etymologie“. Review of three
new complete translations of „Isidori Hispalensis Episcopi Etymologiarum sive originum
libri XX“ with special regard to aspects of the history of medicine together with some
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introductory remarks, S. 410-436.
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Bearbeitung: Dr. phil. Monika Reininger
Prof. Dr. med. Dr. phil. Michael Stolberg
Institut für Geschichte der Medizin der
Universität Würzburg
Oberer Neubergweg 10a
D-97074 Würzburg
E-Mail: gesch.med@mail.uni-wuerzburg.de
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