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Bringing Past Practices to the Present
BRINGING PAST PRACTICES TO THE PRESENT “From the Library to the Laboratory and Back Again: Experiment as a Tool for Historians of Science”, eds. Hjalmar Fors, Lawrence M. Principe, and H. Otto Sibum, Ambix, volume 63, issue 2 (2016) ISSN: 0002-6980 (Print) 1745-8234 (Online) Doina-Cristina Rusu This special issue focuses on the reworking of past […]
Cavendish’s Orderly Philosophy
CAVENDISH’S ORDERLY PHILOSOPHY Deborah Boyle, The Well-Ordered Universe: The Philosophy of Margaret Cavendish (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017), ISBN: 9780190234805, 288pp. Maaike Korpershoek Seventeenth-century philosopher Margaret Cavendish managed to treat various interesting topics in her books, poems, plays and letters. In The Well-Ordered Universe: The Philosophy of Margaret Cavendish, Deborah Boyle deals with the majority […]
Cordemoy: Is He a Cartesian Outsider? Desgabets’s Interpretation of Cordemoy’s Atomism
CORDEMOY: IS HE A CARTESIAN OUTSIDER? DESGABETS’S INTERPRETATION OF CORDEMOY’S ATOMISM Siegrid Agostini Abstract. This paper, dedicated to Gérauld de Cordemoy, pursues a dual purpose: first, to reconstruct a specific conflicting situation which involves Claude Clerselier and Robert Desgabets by stressing the role the three man played within Cartesianism (I); second, to emphasize the role […]
René Descartes’ Parricide: The Challenge of Cartesian Philosophy of Nature and Philosophy of Mind to Aristotle’s Authorship
René Descartes’ Parricide: The Challenge of Cartesian Philosophy of Nature and Philosophy of Mind to Aristotle’s Authorship Giulia Mingucci Abstract. It is commonly held that René Descartes‟ mind-body dualism introduced a new outlook on human beings and their place in nature. In what follows, I will argue that it is rather his monistic view of […]
Rise and Fall of Achille de Giovanni’s Clinical Anthropometry
Rise and Fall of Achille de Giovanni’s Clinical Anthropometry Fabio Zampieri Abstract. Achille de Giovanni (1838-1916), Italian clinician and pathologist, developed a constitutional method for clinical investigations based on the morphology of the human body. He was the first to use anthropometry with living patients with the aim of evaluating the relationship between form and […]
The Asylum as Utopia in the Homeopathic Landscape: Innovations and Contradictions
THE ASYLUM AS UTOPIA IN THE HOMEOPATHIC LANDSCAPE: INNOVATIONS AND CONTRADICTIONS Paola Panciroli Abstract. Between the end of the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century, Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843), known today as the founder of homeopathy, developed a new medical system which gained great success among the public. The interests of the German physician […]
Healers, Quacks, Professionals: Monastery Pharmacies in the Rural Medical Marketplace
HEALERS, QUACKS, PROFESSIONALS: MONASTERY PHARMACIES IN THE RURAL MEDICAL MARKETPLACE Katalin Pataki Abstract. This study focuses on the role of monasteries in the medical provision of the late eighteenth-century Hungarian Kingdom, with a special interest in monastery pharmacies located in rural environments. These pharmacies and their apothecaries were gradually disappearing agents of the medical marketplace […]
Heretical Physicians in Sixteenth-Century Italy: The Fortunes of Girolamo Massari, Guglielmo Grataroli, and Teofilo Panarelli
Heretical Physicians in Sixteenth-Century Italy: The Fortunes of Girolamo Massari, Guglielmo Grataroli, and Teofilo Panarelli Alessandra Celati Abstract. Renaissance knowledge was not composed of disparate, specialist disciplines. In particular, medicine and religion were strongly interconnected, and in times of intellectual crisis, the turmoil occurring within one field could affect the other. Considering this, it is […]