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Textos Médicos Latinos Antiguos, Tradición e Innovación de la Medicina Latina en la Antigüedad y la Alta Edad Media. Bericht über ein internationales…

1994

HistoryHistory and Philosophy of ScienceBerichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte
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Literatur zu Hildegard von Bingen im Jahr ihres 900. Geburtstages

1998

HistoryHistory and Philosophy of ScienceBerichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte
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Boarding School Seasons: American Indian Families, 1900-1940

2000

HistoryHistory and Philosophy of ScienceAnthropologyBoarding schoolSociologyThe Journal of American History
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Symmetries in Physics (1600-1980) 1st International Meeting on the History of Scientific Ideas, 20.-26. September 1983, Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Spanie…

1985

HistoryHistory and Philosophy of ScienceArt historyTheologyBerichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte
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Jonas Salk. A Life

2018

The author of this extensive biography is Professor Emerita of Medicine at Stanford University, specialising in the research and treatment of cancer. As a biographer of prominent scientists, she ha...

HistoryHistory and Philosophy of ScienceChemistry (miscellaneous)MEDLINEBiographyClassicsAmbix
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A Feminist physiology: B. J. Feijoo (1676-1764) and his advice for those in love

2021

This essay analyzes how the Benedictine monk Benito Jerónimo Feijoo (1676-1764), one of the most popular Spanish natural philosophers in Europe and America, discussed amorous attraction. In an attempt to reconcile Catholic dogma with empirical knowledge, Feijoo explained the origin of love as the result of wave-like interactions between sensual stimulus, imagination, nerve fibers, and the heart. His physiological model considered men and women to be equal in their internal constituents, which had important consequences for a possible science of matching. First, a possible match could only be known by a physical encounter; second, love bonds could be controlled by training the imagination; t…

HistoryHistory and Philosophy of ScienceEarth and Planetary Sciences (miscellaneous)DonesFeminisme
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Promises of the Past: A History of Indian Education in the United States.

1994

HistoryHistory and Philosophy of ScienceHigher educationbusiness.industryHistory of the United StatesAnthropologyPolitical scienceSocial sciencebusinessNonformal educationAcculturationThe Journal of American History
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Adolphe Gubler y el <em>Journal de Thérapeutique</em> (1874-1883)

1993

El presente trabajo pretende ser un acercamiento a una de las revistas francesas de terapéutica que ejercieron mayor influencia en la medicina española del siglo XIX: el Journal de Thérapeutique. A pesar de que tuvo una pervivencia relativamente corta, desde 1874 a 1883, se publicó durante una de las etapas más importantes de la historia de la terapéutica y farmacología europeas, que se caracterizó ·por acercar a la realidad clínica los nuevos y revolucionarios avances de la farmacología experimental que había iniciado François Magendie con gran éxito. El alma de la publicación fue Adolphe Gubler, que influyó mucho sobre los principales cultivadores del arte de curar españoles del último cu…

HistoryHistory and Philosophy of ScienceIndex (publishing)media_common.quotation_subjectSubject (philosophy)SoulQuarter (United States coin)ClassicsClinical realitymedia_commonExperimental pharmacologyBridge (music)Asclepio
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The Tutor'd Mind: Indian Missionary-Writers in Antebellum America.

1998

HistoryHistory and Philosophy of ScienceMedia studiesSociologyTUTORcomputerClassicscomputer.programming_languageThe Journal of American History
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Michel Foucault and the enigmatic origins of bio-politics and governmentality

2012

Even a superficial look at the classical ideas and practices of government of populations makes it immediately apparent that there is a peculiarity in Foucault’s genealogy of western bio-politics and governmentality. According to Foucault, western governmental rationality can be traced back to the Judeo-Christian tradition in general and to the Christian ideology and practice of the pastorate in particular. In this article, my purpose is to show that Christianity was not the prelude to what Foucault calls governmentality but rather marked a rupture in the development that started in classical Greece and Rome and continued in early modern Europe. With the rise of Christianity, the majority …

HistoryHistory and Philosophy of ScienceMichel foucaultAnthropologyPhilosophyEarly ChristianityBio politicsBiopowerGovernmentalityHistory of the Human Sciences
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