Titlebook: Imagining Contagion in Early Modern Europe; Claire L. Carlin Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005

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Donald Beecheraher ist es nicht von ungefähr, daß einige Bilder selbst vom Traumatologen oder Orthopäden nicht erkannt und hartnäckig klagende Patienten als Querulanten oder Simulanten verkannt werden. Andererseits muß aber gleichzeitig davor gewarnt werden, bei objektivierbaren pathologischen Befunden voreilig e

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Fracastoro’s , and Medieval Reflection on ‘Action at a Distance’: Old and New Trends in Renaissance introduced in Europe,2 and the plague, which had reappeared in the West at the end of the fourteenth century.3 The works dedicated to syphilis were still relatively few and did not constitute a popular genre, but the latter had already inspired a considerable literature which expressed both a despe

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The Animism of Ambient Air at the End of the Middle AgesGalen’s medicine. In Ptolemy’s sky, the stars have a determining influence on earthly mixed bodies, along with the elementary composition of bodies; the sky has great explanatory power for the most important thinkers of Antiquity and the Middle Ages. This primary causal role played by the sky in all

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Contagions of Love: Textual Transmission condition in the early modern period and many cures were suggested for those afflicted with this potentially deadly disease, which is described not only as a physical illness, but also as a disorder of the mind or imagination that afflicts the soul.1 Yet, one of the most curious aspects of European

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