Les premiers contacts de l'Empire ottoman avec le message de la Révolution française (1789-1798)

Contribution à l'étude de la virémie chez le mouton Inoculé avec le virus de la Fièvre Aphteuse.

Atlas de la Révolution française, 7: Médecine et santé

forms one chapter of Building types (1976), lamented the lack of studies in this field. "There are", he wrote, "few 'types' as fruitful as the Hospital, if one wants to see how functional thought, i.e. medical convictions and discoveries, is reflected in plans and elevations; the pavilion type instead of the cruciform plan and the big blocks of today owing to antisepsis." Dr Taylor is one of th...

Sciences, Médecine, Pharmacie de la Révolution à l'Empire (1789–1815)

Sciences, Medecine, Pharmacie de la Revolution d l'Empire (1789-1815), by PIERRE HUARD, with the collaboration of M. D. Grmek, Paris, Roger Dacosta, 1970, pp. 379, 154 plates (17 coloured), 130 NF. The French Revolution and the Napoleonic period that immediately followed it is the great watershed of modern history. To it may be traced not only many of the sweeping political and social changes o...

la révolution française et le théâtre de propagande : exemple de sapho (1794) de constance pipelet

les figures mythiques ou légendaires s’adaptent à chaque époque et en chaque lieu. cet article tente de montrer comment constance pipelet, future princesse de salm (1767-1845), une des filles des lumières et admiratrice des idéaux de la révolution française, se sert du récit de la vie de sapho, grande poétesse de l’antiquité, pour proposer une sapho qui est aussi amoureuse, éplorée et trahie qu...

Genèse de la psychiatrie. Les premiers écrits de Philippe Pinel

cannot tell, just by looking at it, what the status of the work is. Comparison with the Latin and with earlier translations reveals that it can lay claim only to being a "version", and a very idiosyncratic one at that. Certainly it makes reasonably smooth reading, but if we are interested in what Harvey said or meant, it will still be necessary to go back to the Latin; and going back to the Lat...