Isis Current Bibliography 2006, Vol. 97 - History of Science Society

Elizabeth SAUER, “Noli me tangere: Colonialist Imperatives
and Enclosure Acts in Early Modern England,” 141-158;
Carla MAZZIO, “Acting with Tact: Touch and Theater in
the Renaissance,” 159-186; Misty G. ANDERSON, “Living
in a Material World: Margaret Cavendish’s The Convent of
Pleasure,” 187-204; Rebekah SMICK, “Touch in the Hypnerotomachia
Poliphili: The Sensual Ethics of Architecture,”
205-223; Jodi CRANSTON, “The Touch of the Blind Man:
The Phenomenology of Vividness in Italian Renaissance
Art,” 224-242; Lynn ENTERLINE, “Afterword: Touching
Rhetoric,” 243-253.
1387. LÓPEZ DE CORELLA, Alonso. De morbo
postulato, sive lenticulari, quen nostrates tabardillo
apellant (Sobre la enfermedad pustulada o lenticular,
que los nuestros llaman Tabardillo). Edited by
José Ramón GURPEGUI RESANO. (109 pp.; ill.;
bibl.; index.) Bilbao: Museo Vasco de Historia de la
Medicina y de la Cienca, 2003. ISBN: 8493078239.
Originally published: Zaragoza: Taller de Miguel de Huesca,
1574. Text in Spanish and Latin.
1388. MACLEAN, Ian. “Diagrams in the Defence
of Galen: Medical Uses of Tables, Squares, Dichotomies,
Wheels, and Latitudes, 1480–1574.” In
KUSUKAWA and MACLEAN [ref. 1239], 135–164.
1389. PASTORE, Alessandro. “Corps physique et
corps politique : les enjeux de l’histoire sociale de la
médicine (XVI e –XVII e siècles).” Hist. Phil. Life Sci.
25 (2003): 501–513.
1390. PENDER, Stephen. “Examples and Experience:
On the Uncertainty of Medicine.” Brit. J. Hist.
Sci. 39 (2006): 1–28.
Focuses on ideas of theory and practice in medicine in the
work of Francis Bacon and Michel Montaigne.
1391. POMATA, Gianna. “Praxis Historialis: The
Uses of Historia in Early Modern Medicine.” In
POMATA and SIRAISI [ref. 1235], 105–146.
1392. RANKIN, Alisha Michelle. “Medicine for the
Uncommon Woman: Experience, Experiment, and
Exchange in Early Modern Germany.” Diss. Abstr.
Int. A 66/11 (2006): 4163.
Dissertation at Harvard University, 2005. Adviser: Park,
Katharine. UMI pub. no. 3194447. 371 pp.
1393. REY BUENO, Mar. Los Señores del Fuego:
Destiladores y Espagíricos en la Corte de los Austrias.
Biblioteca Rafael y Guillermo Folch, 2. (319
pp.; bibl.; index.) Madrid: Corona Brealis, 2002.
ISBN: 8495645092.
On Paracelsian medicine in the Austrian Court in the 16th
and 17th centuries.
1394. RIERA PALMERO, Juan, and Guadalupe ALBI
ROMERO. “El avicenismo renacentista en la Universidad
de Salamanca.” Llull 27 (2004): 705–745.
Focuses on the work of physician Lorenzo Alderete.
1395. RIVERA-CORDERO, Victoria. “Subjectividad,
enfermedad y escritura: El discurso de la enfermedad
y la construcción de la identidad en la temprana edad
moderna espanola.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 66/03 (2005):
988.
Dissertation at Princeton University, 2005. Adviser: Brownlee,
Marina S. UMI pub. no. 3169811. 261 pp.
1396. ROSA, Maria Carlota. “Em torno de dois
textos médicos antigos/On Two Antique Medical
Texts.” Manguinhos 12 (2005): 771–774.
Lead article in a special section on Pestilence and Cures in
Sixteenth-Century Medicine. Contains facsimiles of 16th-
330. Renaissance Western European contexts 71
century Portuguese medical texts, their transcriptions and
translations as well as short commentaries on them. Additional
articles: Johannes JACOBI, “Regimento proueytoso
contra ha pestenença,” 775–794; Maria Carlota ROSA, Diana
Maul de CARVALHO and Dante M. TEIXEIRA, “Regimento
proueytoso and modus curandi: edition of the texts,” 795–
800; Maria Carlota ROSA, “Edição semidiplomática/Edição
atualizada,” 801–820; ANONYMOUS, “Modus curandi cum
balsamo,” 821–828; Henrique CAIRUS and Ana Thereza
Basílio VIEIRA, “Considerações gerais sobre o tratado Modus
curandi cum balsamo,” 829–831; Ana Thereza Basílio
VIEIRA et al, “Edição semidiplomática & Tradução,” 833–
840; Jorge Prata de SOUSA, “Regimento proveitoso contra
a estilência (c. 1496)—uma apresentação,” 841–851; Diana
Maul de CARVALHO, “O regimento contra a pestilência e a
receita do bálsamo: alguns comentários à luz da ‘medicina científica’
,” 853–867; Edwaldo CAFEZEIRO et al, “Regimento
proueytoso contra ha pestenença: glossário,” 869–981.
1397. SCHÄFER, Daniel. “Die alternde Frau in der
Frühneuzeitlichen Medizin: eine ‘vergessene’ Gruppe
alter Menschen.” Sudhoffs Arch. 87 (2003): 90–108.
1398. SHACKELFORD, Jole. A Philosophical Path
for Paracelsian Medicine: The Ideas, Intellectual
Context, and Influence of Petrus Severinus: 1540–
1602. Acta Scientiarum Naturalium et Medicinalium,
46. (519 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Copenhagen: Museum
Tusculanum Press, 2004. ISBN: 8772898178.
Reviews: [ref. R835]
1399. SIENA, Kevin Patrick. Sins of the Flesh: Responding
to Sexual Disease in Early Modern Europe.
Essays and Studies. (292 pp.; bibl.; index.) Toronto:
Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies,
2005. ISBN: 0772720290.
1400. SIRAISI, Nancy G. “Historiae, Natural History,
Roman Antiquity, and Some Roman Physicians.”
In POMATA and SIRAISI [ref. 1235], 325–
354.
1401. SIRAISI, Nancy G. “Medicine and the Renaissance
World of Learning.” Bull. Hist. Med. 78 (2004):
1–36.
1402. STEIN, Claudia. Die Behandlung der Franzosenkrankheit
in der Frühen Neuzeit am Beispiel
Augsburgs. Medizin, Gesellschaft und Geschichte,
19. (293 pp.; ill.; bibl.; index.) Stuttgart: Steiner,
2003. ISBN: 3515080325.
Reviews: [ref. R883]
1403. STOLBERG, Michael. “Deutungen und Erfahrungen
der Menstruation in der Frühen Neuzeit.” In
MAHLMANN-BAUER [ref. 1247], 913–932.
1404. SWAIN, David Wesley. “Language of the
Soul: Galenism and the Medical Disciplines in Elyot,
Huarte, and Shakespeare.” Diss. Abstr. Int. A 65/11
(2005): 4211.
Dissertation at the University of Massachusetts Amherst,
2004. Adviser: Kinney, Arthur F. UMI pub. no. 3152751.
221 pp.
1405. WEAR, Andrew. Knowledge and Practice in
English Medicine, 1550–1680. (viii + 496 pp.; bibl.;
index.) New York: Cambridge Univ. Press, 2000.
ISBN: 0521552265.
1406. WELIE, Jos. M. V. “Ignatius of Loyola on
Medical Education, or: Should Today’s Jesuits Continue
To Run Health Sciences Schools?” Early Sci.
Med. 8 (2003): 26–44.