historiography

..The case is argued through a wide ranging review of the historiography of western psychology, first, in connection with the field's extreme modern diversity; second, in relation to ..

..Books were sent and dedicated to Pazzini by colleagues, mostly active in Italy and in the Spanish-speaking countries; many of them deal with the history of medicine, but some also with medicine itself. ..

..The question becomes, What kind of politics is it? The limitations of Rosenberg's ironic trope and its world weariness that can provide critique but no way to change is analyzed. ..

..Intensified research on the late period data will further clarify the issue of contacts to Greek medicine and of influences on Coptic medicine. ..

..for the understanding of biological thought around 1800 as well as for the development of the arts and their historiography. The article is based on an analysis of botanical treatises produced for the Göttingen Society of Sciences in ..

..He also founded in London the first children's dispensary in 1769. Yet for 150 years his remarkable achievements were overlooked until rescued from obscurity in 1954 by an Edinburgh born physician, William Maloney. ..

..of complex and strongly interrelated historiographical categories such as mechanism, vitalism, chemistry, anatomy, and physiology, which are difficult to understand through a historiography that focuses exclusively on ideas.

..Several attempts have been made since the early 1980s to promote the history of recent chemistry, with mixed results. The current situation is assessed, and the paper concludes with a proposal for the entrenchment of the subject. ..

..This is illustrated with special reference to the case of the Berlin doctor and medical historian Julius Leopold Pagel (1851-1912). ..

..In the presidential addresses, history is not just a story about the past but also a story about psychiatry's self-definition and its future. ..

..If we wish to be read by a larger audience, nursing needs a new approach in the definition of historical questions and a new search for meanings. ..

..Moreover, historians of chemistry, both continental and Anglo-American, had a prominent role in establishing the history of science as an independent discipline. ..

..At last, he shows that a more systematic search in notarial recordre could give him, later, a better knowledge of some aspects in the private life of Rayer and his family. ..

..For one century some members of the SFHM contributed to these sciences by their papers read to the SFHM. The author bears witness of their significant role in such scientific and medical areas. ..

..While the issue is partly about flawed terms and categories, the question of mantra as magic ultimately leads to an unsettling confrontation with the limits of our own modern rationalist perspective. ..

..influences, rather than to the contrasts and dichotomies that have traditionally interested cold war-type historiography. The problem is considered at several levels: philosophical (Soviet thought on the relationship between ..

..In particular it investigates how the discussions are reflected in the historiography of molecular biology and the special questions posed by the disciplinary context...

..The review of this journal contribute to the school of medicine and university historians, as well as it will be resource for the future studies in the field of history of medicine. ..

This paper intends to stimulate reflection about the history and historiography of psychoanalysis...

..Once Kuhn's application is limited to that of an initial investigative probe into how scientific problem-solving occurs, his disciplinary scope becomes broader. ..

The historiography includes three parts: the writing of history; the study of the development of historical method, historical research and writing; and any body of historical literature...

..Our studies tell about the unfortunate circumstances that resulted in the failure to provide an accurate description of this teaching. ..

..Sternberg only theorized about phagocytosis but, unlike Osler, bitterly contested Metchnikoff's priority of discovery. ..

..The author outlines the academic and extra-academic career of Don Bates as a physician-historian, political activist, and creator of the interdisciplinary Department of Social Studies of Medicine at McGill University. ..

..These debates are often technical and complex, but the argument in this article is that the development of a philosophy of climate change as an issue for cost-benefit analysis has had consequences for how climate policy is made today. ..

..Thus was born the Revista Brasileira de História da Medicina, which fostered scientific and academic production and events in the field of history of medicine and also registered the Federation's activities and scientific output. ..

..I ask what the possible causes for this situation are and what can be done to change the bleak situation. ..

..Science and Civilisation in China against materials in the Needham archives offers crucial hints to Needham's historiography and historical practice...

..We shall identify a number of factors limiting its consolidation. ..

..Kant's methodological analysis should be distinguished from the specific teleological model of history he developed on its basis, however, because this model can no longer be appropriated for current purposes. ..

..On this occasion the author draws definite conclusions concerning similarities and differences between the conception created by Bogdan Suchodolski, and the ideas that were put forward by his predecessor. ..

..As a German-speaking Pole he has been claimed as a figure of national historical importance by both Germany and Poland, and since the early 20th century has been an important symbol of Polish independence. ..