Titlebook: Cultural Approaches to the History of Medicine; Mediating Medicine i Willem Blécourt (historical anthropologist and fel Book 2004 Palgrave

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CLAP

Thackeray and the Culture of War,vants all took part in a process of mediation between conflicting notions of illness and its potential cure. This was achieved through confrontations, but also through shared knowledge and gossip throughout the processes of diagnosis, healing and convalescence.

Omnipotent

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The Army at Home: from Disraeli to Hardy,l public, let alone on readers of different occupation, class, education and gender.. These texts do not reveal how they were read and used, in what way they influenced the medical ideas, the illness experience and the coping strategies of their prospective readers and how influential they were compared to other sources of medical knowledge.

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War, the Army and Victorian Literature most Continental countries. Exactly seven days after the operation, every ‘vaccinee’ was to be presented for possible extraction of the resultant ‘lymph’, i.e. vaccine, for vaccinating the next batch: to become, in the jargon, a possible ‘vaccinifer’.

偏狂癥

homeostasis

,Consulting by Letter in the Eighteenth Century: Mediating the Patient’s View?, with a scrutinizing practitioner, especially with the move towards hospitalization. In this particular clinical situation, not only the words but also the world of the patient appears to vanish progressively. Placed in an institution, sick people are cut off from their community.

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效果

Clashing Knowledge-claims in Nineteenth-century English Vaccination, most Continental countries. Exactly seven days after the operation, every ‘vaccinee’ was to be presented for possible extraction of the resultant ‘lymph’, i.e. vaccine, for vaccinating the next batch: to become, in the jargon, a possible ‘vaccinifer’.