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Textual (In)Digestions in Flaubert, Zola and Huysmans: Accumulation, Extraction, Regulation,ks of late-nineteenth-century French canonical authors (chiefly Flaubert, Zola and Huysmans). It explores the functioning of such representations as metaphors for the processes involved in the production of the naturalist (in the broadest sense) text. Following a brief outline of conceptual links be

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,Hygiene, Food and Digestion in Post-Unified Italy: Paolo Mantegazza’s Medicine in the Kitchen and B In Italy, particularly during the first few decades after unification, public health campaigns became a key element in the creation of the new kingdom. The polymath politician Paolo Mantegazza was a central figure in the establishment of hygiene in Italy, including laboratory medicine, sexual educa

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Food Faiths: Gut Science and Spiritual Eating,ned a vegetarian diet of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains well before the rise of modern biomedical science suggested the same. And although he was a Presbyterian minister, Graham brought Jacksonian temperance movements together with contemporary medicine to create a perspective on food and well

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Merck: Europäische Outbound-Logistikd medicine, but also to current debates about the relationship between the gut and the brain. Here we help to show how medical breakthroughs are often historically preceded by intuitive models imagined throughout cultural production of different kinds.

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Santhosh Kumaran,Kumar Bhaskarantieth century. This chapter looks at the ideas of late nineteenth-century anthropologists and ethnographers whose discussions of primitive excrement appear most relevant towards the construction of an intellectual genealogy of the anal Freud.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-10145-2f the gastrointestinal and psychiatric or neurological systems. From chronic indigestion to dyspeptic hypochondriasis, the lexis of violence was one of the many lenses through which writers strove to pin down the mechanics of digestive health.