Faire naître une nation moderne. Genre, orientalisme et hétéronationalisme en Iran au 19e siècle

Broussais et le matérialisme. Médecine et philosophie au XIXe siècle

The book is, however, far more than a psychological study of the tuberculous. It is a meticulously conceived work about tuberculosis in France, with intriguing sidelights on the differing experiences of other European countries. Whereas in Spain and Italy, and elsewhere in Southern Europe, the disease was considered contagious and its victims treated as lepers, ideas were more ambiguous in Fran...

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...

Maladie de Johne (Paratuberculose) chez les caprins et les ovins en Iran: L'aspect épizootologique, clinique, pathologique et diagnostic au laboratoire

Drought and Coping Strategies in Fulbe Society in the Haayre (Central Mali) : A Historical Perspective

Résumé M. De Bruijn & H. Van Dijk — Crise et identité dans la société fulde du Haayre (Mali central) : une perspective historique. Les pasteurs fulbe du Hayre, une région périphérique du Mali central, où deux cheffe-ries ful6e ont été créées au XIXe siècle, ont subi une marginalisation politique et économique au cours de l'histoire. Ce déclin est lié à l'antagonisme entre État et pasteurs nomad...

Instruire, guérir, servir. Formation, recherche et pratique médicales en France et en Allemagne pendant la deuxième moitié du XIXe siècle

the Michaelis-Jena Ratcliffe Prize for Folklore in 1993. Some interesting generalizations emerge: the difference commonly understood between the medicinal activity of roots as opposed to shoots or leaves; the multiple uses of a single plant; the disdain for polypharmacy. In passing, Hatfield argues that the doctrine of signatures was unlikely to be much used by country dwellers in the form prop...