Parution – Social History of Medicine
Social History of Medicine, Volume 24, Issue 1, April 2011
Clare Pilsworth and Debby Banham
Medieval Medicine: Theory and Practice
Peregrine Horden
What’s Wrong with Early Medieval Medicine?
Clare Pilsworth
Beyond the Medical Text: Health and Illness in Early Medieval Italian Sources
Audrey L. Meaney
Extra-Medical Elements in Anglo-Saxon Medicine
Debby Banham
Dun, Oxa and Pliny the Great Physician: Attribution and Authority in Old English Medical Texts
Laurence Totelin
Old Recipes, New Practice? The Latin Adaptations of the Hippocratic Gynaecological Treatises
Catherine Rider
Medical Magic and the Church in Thirteenth-Century England
April Harper
The Image of the Female Healer in Western Vernacular Literature of the Middle Ages
Iona McCleery
Medical ‘Emplotment’ and Plotting Medicine: Health and Disease in Late Medieval Portuguese Chronicles
Matthew Smith
Mixing with Medics
Elaine Boyling
Being Able to Learn: Researching the History of a Therapeutic Community
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Nahema Hanafi (25 mars 2011). Parution – Social History of Medicine. Corps et Médecine. Consulté le 16 janvier 2025 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/n5ju