Controversies in Intellectual History and Medicine: The Case of Losers, Heretics, and Outsiders
Invited editor: Fabrizio Baldassarri
Fabrizio Baldassarri, Introduction: Do Winners Take it All?
- Controversies in the History of Medicine
Alessandra Celati, Heretical Physicians in Sixteenth-Century Italy: The Fortunes of Girolamo Massari, Guglielmo Grataroli, and Teofilo Panarelli
Katalin Pataki, Healers, Quacks, Professionals: Monastery Pharmacies in the Rural Medical Marketplace
Paola Panciroli, The Asylum as Utopia in the Homeopathic Landscape: Innovations and Contradictions
Fabio Zampieri, Rise and Fall of Achille de Giovanni’s Clinical Anthropometry
- Descartes and Cartesianism
Giulia Mingucci, René Descartes’ Parricide: The Challenge of Cartesian Philosophy of Nature and Philosophy of Mind to Aristotle’s Authorship
Siegrid Agostini, Cordemoy: Is He a Cartesian Outsider? Desgabets’s Interpretation of Cordemoy’s Atomism
Book reviews
Maaike Korpershoek, Cavendish’s Orderly Philosophy
Review of special issue
Doina-Cristina Rusu, Bringing Past Practices to the Present