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10 LIBRI IN PORTOGHESE ASSOCIATI CON «ANTIMEDICAL»
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1
Blindness and Therapy in Late Medieval French and Italian Poetry
Before proceeding to a more detailed analysis of Petrarch's invectives it is
essential to situate them within a broader antimedical context. For even if
Petrarch's particular usage of the metaphor of blindness is somewhat
unconventional, his ...
2
Evaluation of Quality of Care in Psychiatry: Proceedings of ...
The thirdcompeting model ofhealth care isthe antimedical model. DuMas(2)
suggests thattheantimedical modelhas developed because of the rapidly rising
costs of healthcareandbecause healthcare itself has becomea major business
activity.
A. G. Awad, H. B. Durost, W. O. McCormick,
1980
3
The Meanings of Menopause: Historical, Medical, and Cultural ...
Antimedical. Alternatives. The medical view of the pervasive frailty and illness of
women was notsharedby suchcriticsas homeopathic physicians, phrenologists,
and water curers, some of whose ideas on women's health resembled those ...
4
Jewish Bioethics: Rabbinic Law and Theology in their Social ...
A fierce antimedical rhetoric is found within the Bratslav stream of Hasidism and
in some other early hasidic circles.57 Yet even such antimedical trends berate
doctors for their ineptitude and vices; they do not gainsay scientific knowledge.
Yechiel Michael Barilan,
2013
5
Out of the Dead House: Nineteenth-Century Women Physicians ...
Like Corson's domestic advice, Hunt's satire on medicine continues a very old
genre; from Montaigne through Molie`re, from the dangerous doctors of Sterne to
the terrifying medicine of Dickens, antimedical satires turn on the physician who ...
6
Frances Power Cobbe: Victorian Feminist, Journalist, Reformer
In February, "The Education of the Emotions," in the Fortnightly Review, analyzed
"contagiousness" of "emotions" such as fear, courage, admiration, and religious
fanaticism before raising antivivi- section and antimedical arguments.
7
Spirit Cure: A History of Pentecostal Healing
... over time individuals with a penchant for antimedical diatribes increasingly
found themselves at odds with more moderate factions pushing for mainstream
respectability. Whether they realized it or not, pentecostal leaders who stressed
the ...
8
Madness Explained: Psychosis and Human Nature
Commenting on the antipsychiatry movement in general, British psychiatrist Sir
Martin Roth (coauthor of the 1975 textbook that sought todistance psychiatry from
psychology) suggested that: The antimedical critiqueofpsychiatry represents one
...
9
Schizophrenia: The Sacred Symbol of Psychiatry
The struggle over definitions is much the same in the lunatic and the Laingian
asylums; there is a similar disjunction between keeper and kept in each, the
former insisting on his medical or antimedical definitions of himself and his client,
the ...
10
Reassessing Foucault: Power, Medicine and the Body
Michel Foucault, on the other hand, never put forward a general theory of
medicine grounded in an antimedical ethos. It is certainly true that medicine is
invoked often enough in his works. This invocation, however, takes a variety of
contexts.
Colin Jones, Roy Porter,
2002