Titlebook: Cultural Approaches to the History of Medicine; Mediating Medicine i Willem Blécourt (historical anthropologist and fel Book 2004 Palgrave

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Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2004

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War, the Army and Victorian Literatureese terms. The argument of this book is that meaning is produced by mediation. One of the characteristics of meaning is that it is usually contested; hence a good method to study how people have perceived incidents, objects or verbal expressions, is to examine different and conflicting opinions and

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Thackeray and the Culture of War, man notorious for his stinginess. Afterwards a surgeon received the order to perform a post-mortem examination, which revealed the disappearance of the heart. It goes without saying that St Anthony knew where it could be found: in the casket where all the other precious objects of the defunct were

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The Army at Home: from Disraeli to Hardy,Work on the history of medical popularization, in particular, has so far focused almost exclusively on ‘popular’ medical texts and their (often academic) authors, however. Extant studies tend to present bio-bibliographical data and editorial information, and some of them proceed to embark on a provo