Titlebook: Imagining Contagion in Early Modern Europe; Claire L. Carlin Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005

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An Afterword on Contagion but to turn to the language of correspondences, occult and spiritual forces, environments and temperaments, poisons, vapours, stares and the polluting touch. But when these operations were applied to the transfer of passions and ideas it was no longer for a lack of understanding of the microbiologi

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Contagious Laughter and the Burlesque: From the Literal to the Metaphoricalction’.1 The philosopher distinguishes between a mediated interattraction and a more immediate one, the first being linked to the presence of a ‘trigger’ (in this case the comical object), the second to the psychosociological permeability that favours ‘contagion’ or .:

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Religious Contagion in Mid-Seventeenth Century EnglandSurveying the state of religious health in the nation, one pseudonymous 1656 pamphlet pronounced England’s condition dire. Disease was reaching epidemic proportions which, left unchecked, would place the commonwealth in grave and perhaps mortal danger:

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The Application of the SATL in Biochemistrydels are spatially explicit habitat suitability index (HSI) models based on expert judgments. The presented approach could be used for monitoring changes in habitat suitability for various species at a Pan-European perspective, e.g. in Natura 2000 areas.