Chantal BERTRAND-JENNINGS, Un Autre mal du siècle. Le romantisme des romancières 1800-1846, Toulouse, Presses Universitaires du Mirail, 2005, 166 pages.

Le milieu médical en France du XIIe au XVe siècle

'Scientists and Charlatans' (pp. 257-331), Gillispie goes on to show doctors endeavouring to define more clearly the contours of their profession by attacking what they saw as medical quacks. Entertaining full-dress treatments of the medical careers of Mesmer and Marat illuminate the general theme. Gillispie's general thesis is not, it is true, novel in regard to medical science. However, the b...

Suite Du Mémoire Sur Le Calcul Des

I have observed at the same time that it was not necessary in this case to understand, by the proper probability of a fact, the ratio of the number of combinations where it takes place, with the total number of combinations. For example, if in a deck of ten cards one has drawn one of them, & if a witness says to me that this is such a card in particular, the proper probability of this fact, whi...

Séro-neutralisation de sous-types A de virus aphteux sur un système cellulaire. Etablissement des relations liant le titre du sérum au titre du virus

le reflet des lettres philosophiques de voltaire dans la société française du xviiie siècle

en 1734 paraissent à londres, puis en france, les lettres anglaises, intitulées ensuite lettres philosophiques. cest lors de son exil en angleterre que voltaire en a conçu lidée, et a commencé de les rédiger. louvrage est condamné par le parlement de paris, et lauteur doit se réfugier en lorraine pour éviter la prison. les lettres présentent, en effet, à travers léloge des institutions anglais...

Le Taqwīm al-Ṣiḥḥa (Tacuini Sanitatis) d'Ibn Buṭlān: un traité médical du XIe siècle. Histoire du texte, édition critique, traduction, commentaire

with the surgeons Matthias Mayor and Cesar Roux, the ophthalmologists Marc Dufour and Jules Gonin, the psychiatrist Auguste Forel, and many others like A. Yersin (bacteriology), H. Stilling (pathology) and the historian of medicine Eugene Olivier. The latter's researches paved the way to the present work to a great extent, as the author readily acknowledges (pp. 9, 165). It should however be po...