Using an innovative approach to evidence for the medieval hospital and medical practice, this collection of essays presents new research by leading international scholars in creating a holistic look at the hospital as an environment within a social and intellectual context.
Using an innovative approach to evidence for the medieval hospital and medical practice, this collection of essays presents new research by leading international scholars in creating a holistic look at the hospital as an environment within a social and intellectual context.
Barbara S. Bowers received her PhD in 2002 from Ohio State University and is currently Secretary of AVISTA.
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Contents: Preface, Barbara S. Bowers. Part I On Doing Medieval Medical Research: Research procedures in evaluating medieval medicine, John M. Riddle; The archives and library of the Sacre Infermeria, Malta, Theresa M. Vann; Historical research developments on leprosy in France and in Western Europe, Bruno Tabuteau. Part II Physical Evidence: Archaeology and Architecture Technology: Excavations at St Mary Spital: burial of the 'sick poore' of medieval London, the evidence of illness and hospital treatment, William White; Material culture of care for the sick: some excavated evidence from English medieval hospitals and other sites, Geoff Egan; The hospital of Notre-Dame des Fontenilles at Tonnerre: medicine as Misericordia, Lynn T. Courtenay; Function and epidemiology in Filarete's Ospedale Maggiore, Renzo Baldasso. Part III New Approaches to Written Sources: Religion and discipline in the hospitals of 13th-century France, James W. Brodman; A non-natural environment: medicine without doctors and the medieval European hospital, Peregrine Horden; Byzantine hospital manuals (iatrosophia) as a source for the study of therapeutics, Alain Touwaide; Medieval monastic customaries on minuti and infirmi, M.K.K. Yearl; Challenging the 'eye of newt' image of medieval medicine, Anne Van Arsdall. Part IV The Monastic Connection: De domo sancti lazari milites leprosi: knighthood and leprosy in the Holy Land, RafaÃ'l Hyacinthe; The infirmaries of the Order of the Temple in the medieval kingdom of Jerusalem, Piers D. Mitchell; The Benedictine rule and the care of the sick: the plan of St Gall and Anglo-Saxon England, Maria A. D'Aronco. Index.
Contents: Preface, Barbara S. Bowers. Part I On Doing Medieval Medical Research: Research procedures in evaluating medieval medicine, John M. Riddle; The archives and library of the Sacre Infermeria, Malta, Theresa M. Vann; Historical research developments on leprosy in France and in Western Europe, Bruno Tabuteau. Part II Physical Evidence: Archaeology and Architecture Technology: Excavations at St Mary Spital: burial of the 'sick poore' of medieval London, the evidence of illness and hospital treatment, William White; Material culture of care for the sick: some excavated evidence from English medieval hospitals and other sites, Geoff Egan; The hospital of Notre-Dame des Fontenilles at Tonnerre: medicine as Misericordia, Lynn T. Courtenay; Function and epidemiology in Filarete's Ospedale Maggiore, Renzo Baldasso. Part III New Approaches to Written Sources: Religion and discipline in the hospitals of 13th-century France, James W. Brodman; A non-natural environment: medicine without doctors and the medieval European hospital, Peregrine Horden; Byzantine hospital manuals (iatrosophia) as a source for the study of therapeutics, Alain Touwaide; Medieval monastic customaries on minuti and infirmi, M.K.K. Yearl; Challenging the 'eye of newt' image of medieval medicine, Anne Van Arsdall. Part IV The Monastic Connection: De domo sancti lazari milites leprosi: knighthood and leprosy in the Holy Land, RafaÃ'l Hyacinthe; The infirmaries of the Order of the Temple in the medieval kingdom of Jerusalem, Piers D. Mitchell; The Benedictine rule and the care of the sick: the plan of St Gall and Anglo-Saxon England, Maria A. D'Aronco. Index.
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