Titlebook: Corpses in Belgian Anatomy, 1860–1914; Nobody’s Dead Tinne Claes Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Bedeutung des Wettbewerbsrechtsists increasingly had to comply with the standard of consent. By contextualising the emergence of anatomical donation, this chapter elucidates a neglected topic in the social history of anatomy while drawing attention to the changing significance of burial customs, which began to express the will of the deceased.

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Beihilfen- und Subventionsrechtife came together. The division of the body into different categories—scientifically valuable specimens, significant parts associated with the deceased or medical waste—allowed anatomists to reconcile the social requirement of a decent burial with the medical use and exhaustion of other parts.

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From Deathbed to Dissecting Table: Acquiring Anatomical Material,ists increasingly had to comply with the standard of consent. By contextualising the emergence of anatomical donation, this chapter elucidates a neglected topic in the social history of anatomy while drawing attention to the changing significance of burial customs, which began to express the will of the deceased.

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The Jar and the Coffin: Keeping and Disposing of the Dead,ife came together. The division of the body into different categories—scientifically valuable specimens, significant parts associated with the deceased or medical waste—allowed anatomists to reconcile the social requirement of a decent burial with the medical use and exhaustion of other parts.

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Tinne ClaesExamines the impact of changing medical practices and cultural attitudes towards death and the donation of bodies to medical facilities at the turn of the twentieth century.Takes a unique methodologic

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Internationale Wirtschaftsverfassunghe practices of anatomists as the pinnacle of objectification. Dismembered, dissected and conserved, deceased persons were converted into dead objects. Claes shows that this interpretation, though valuable, should be reassessed and limited in time. Around 1900, anatomists started to treat the body a

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Eigenarten des Wirtschaftsrechtsat role did anatomy play in the clinic, in medical research and in university education, and how did this evolve under the influence of emergent scientific ideals and medical disciplines? Claes shows that through the adjustment and expansion of the disciplinary landscape, anatomy was redefined as a