Royal Responsibility in Anglo-Norman Historical Writing, by Emily A. Winkler

Anglo-Norman medicine

There is one part of the book, however, that may be of use for those considering further investigation into either Schaudinn's biography or the history of syphilis: 60 out of the 252 pages are devoted to a list of Schaudinn's works, most of which are summarized. In view of the time and labour the authors must have invested, and considering the potential of their expertise in the field, it is a ...

Anglo-Norman medicine: volume II, shorter treatises

This second and final volume ofAngloNorman medicine presents critical editions of four French medical texts copied in England in the thirteenth or fourteenth centuries: a brief deontological tract; a verse text on women's diseases which derives from the Latin Liber de sinthomatibus mulierum (Book on the conditions of women, one of the so-called Trotula treatises) probably via an early thirteent...

Anglo-American criminal insanity: an historical perspective.

New Year, Historical Mission, New Responsibility.

We remembered Prof. Chuan‐Han Feng, the former Editor‐in‐Chief’s words: “The journal is mainly devoted to international communication, reporting the recent progress and achievements in preventive and clinical medicine and biomedical sciences, with experience characteristic of China in particular, to be shared by the world medical family.”[1] What Prof. Feng said 10 years ago is still the main m...

Discipline by Parents and Child Psychopathology Emily

There is wide consensus that parental discipline can have important affects on the psychological well-being of children, but there is little consensus on what constitutes discipline. For many parents, 'discipline' is a euphemism for spanking and other legal and culturally approved tonns of corporal punishment. At the other extreme, for many professionals, 'discipline' is anything done to raise ...