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Un condiscípulo español de Alexander von Humboldt en la Bergakademie de Freiberg: Josef Ricarte y su informe sobre el método de amalgamación de Born …

2004

[ES] Se estudia la labor de Joseph Ricarte, pensionado en París y luego en Centroeuropa, para estudiar el método de amalgamación de Born. El trabajo de Ricarte fue especialmente interesante en la Escuela de minas de Schemnitz, a cargo del profesor Antón Ruprecht, en 1787, aunque también se exponen los viajes de aprendizaje con Andrés Manuel del Río por diversas regiones centroeuropeas (Alta y baja Hungría, Austria, Bohemia,etc...) hasta su llegada a Freiberg, en Sajonia, donde estudiaron con A. Werner y fueron compañeros de Alexander von Humboldt. Acompaña al artículo una disertación de Ricarte sobre las mejoras introducidas por Ruprecht al método del barón de Born.

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Moral transgression, disease and holistic health in the Livingstonia Mission in late nineteenth and early twenttieth-century Malawi

2009

This article examines ideas of morality and health, and connections between moral transgression and disease in both Scottish missionary and Central African thought in the context of the Livingstonia Mission of the Presbyterian Free Church of Scotland in Malawi during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.2 By concentrating on debates, conflicts and co-operation between missionaries and Africans over the key issues of beer drinking and sexual morality, this article explores the emergence of a new ‘moral hygiene’ among African Christian communities in Northern Malawi.<br><br>Este artículo analiza las ideas sobre moralidad y salud, así como las relaciones entre transgre…

MalawiHistorySocial ProblemsSocial ValuesSexual Behaviormedia_common.quotation_subjectChristian missionsMisiones cristianasSaludContext (language use)Religious MissionsHolistic healthMoralsKey issueslcsh:R131-687History and Philosophy of Sciencelcsh:History of medicine. Medical expeditionsLivingstoniaHigiene morallcsh:AZ20-999DiseaseMissionariesSexualidadSocial Behaviormedia_commonSocial ResponsibilityAlcoholic BeveragesMoral hygieneHistory 19th CenturyGender studiesHistory 20th CenturyMoralitylcsh:History of scholarship and learning. The humanitiesReligionAlcoholismSocial ConditionsHealthPublic HealthAlcoholSexualityMarine transgressionAsclepio
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Control de plagas y desarrollo institucional en la estación de Patología Vegetal de Burjassot (Valencia)

2006

The Estación de Patología Vegetal de Burjassot (Valencia), created in 1924, carried out important activities related to the control of pests, in varied fronts as original research, adaptation of techniques, and popularization. The biological control was highly practiced, and it was centered on orange pests. The chemical control of pests was also developed in this center.

Orange (colour)Agronomíalcsh:R131-687Original researchHistory and Philosophy of Sciencelcsh:History of medicine. Medical expeditionslcsh:AZ20-999AZ20-999agronomíaValenciaHistory of medicine. Medical expeditionsR131-687control de plagasbiologyinstitucionalizaciónForestrybiology.organism_classificationlcsh:History of scholarship and learning. The humanitiesAgronomy20th CenturyGeographyinstitutionalizationHistory of scholarship and learning. The humanitiesValenciasiglo XXsiglo xxChemical controlvalenciapest controlAsclepio: Revista de Historia de la Medicina y de la Ciencia
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Transgresión moral y enfermedad en los países nórdicos en la temprana Edad Moderna

2009

This article seeks to understand how people in the early modern age interpreted the nature of illness and the role that morality played in these interpretations. From this point of view illnesses were not only psycho-physical states or subjects for medical diagnosis but they were also subjects for narratives or stories through which people tried to understand what had caused their illness, and why it was happening to them. Illnesses were understood as strictly connected with the patient's character and were regarded as possible consequences of his personality. On the other hand, the interpretations also emphasised the ambivalence of a healer. Personal experiences and an understanding of one…

Psychoanalysismedia_common.quotation_subjectScandinavian and Nordic CountriesAmbivalenceMoralslcsh:R131-687Life situationHistory and Philosophy of ScienceAmbivalence of a healerlcsh:History of medicine. Medical expeditionslcsh:AZ20-999DiagnosisMedicinePersonalityNarrativeDiseaseModelos etiológicosAnthropology CulturalFolkloremedia_commonHistory 15th CenturyFolk medicineAetiological modelsbusiness.industryDiagnósticoMoralidadMoralitylcsh:History of scholarship and learning. The humanitiesMoralityReligionAmbivalencia del curanderoHistory 16th CenturySocial ConditionsCuración popularPersonal experienceMedicine TraditionalbusinessAttitude to HealthFolk healingMarine transgressionFaith Healing
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Bibliografía de Antonio José Cavanilles (1745-1804) y de los estudios sobre su vida y su obra

1995

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Siglo XVIIIeducationBotánicaEspañaAntonio José Cavanilleslcsh:History of scholarship and learning. The humanitieslcsh:R131-687Historia de la CienciaHistory and Philosophy of Sciencelcsh:History of medicine. Medical expeditionsHistoria naturallcsh:AZ20-999AZ20-999BiobibliografíasHistory of scholarship and learning. The humanitiesHistory of medicine. Medical expeditionsBibliografíasR131-687Asclepio
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La concepción del espacio-tiempo en la cosmología sarvāstivāda

2013

The present article focuses on the reconstruction of the cosmological models from the school of Kashmir (fourth century), as they are registered in the compendium of sarvāstivāda-vaibhāsika school, attributed to the Buddhist monk Vasubandhu and titled Abhidharmakośabhāsya. The articles identifies the different textual sources of the cosmological models and describes its general structure, based in three realms (sensible, subtle matter and immaterial). It analyzes the relevant characteristics of the concepts of Space and Time, discovering and unusual model in comparison with the contemporaries cosmologies from the Mediterranean.

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La lucha por el mantenimiento de un huerto de simples en la universidad de Valencia durante el siglo XVII

2005

This article deepens on the efforts made during the 17th century by Medicine professors and students, Pharmacist Associations as well as surgeons and magistrates from Valencia directed toward the creation and mantenaince of a garden destinated to the growing of medicinal plants from worldwide.

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Neurosis y Gastralgia según Juan Bta. Peset y Vidal (1869)

1998

The article consist of two parts. The first is a summary of the treaty in which the main ideas about diseases analysed by the doctor Peset and Vidal are presented. The second part is a comparative analysis of the text for which the author has consulted many books and other material of those days, as well as medical dictionaries. As a result of it, the author presents the "gastralgia" as a digestive neurosis.

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El Gran Catharro de 1580 ¿gripe o pertussis?

2005

The gran Catharro (1580) is considered the first influenza epidemic. The analysis of various testimonies of the time may offer some doubts about whether or not it was so; and data strongly support that it was a pertussis epidemic.

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The medicalization of suicide in 19th century Spain: theoretical, professional and cultural aspects

2012

This paper analyzes the medicalization process of suicide in Spain during the 19th century. It describes the transition of suicide seen as an act of free will to a model, developed by mental doctors, which considered it a pathological behavior. Against this model, other conservative positions from the fields of Law and Medicine continued to defend the traditional view. The initial interest of mental medicine regarding the social aspects of suicide was developed during this period. The social factor that authors considered to be the most influential to suicide was the loss of religious ideas, which was understandable considering that religion was very present in Spanish science and society t…

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