Sudden death : medicine and religion in eighteenth-century Rome / Maria Pia Donato, C.N.R.S. Institut d'Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, Paris, France and University of Cagliari, Italy ; translated by Valentina Mazzei.
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- 9781472418739 (hbk)
- 1472418735 (hbk)
- Morti improvvise. English
- 618.92/026 23
- RB150.S84 D6613 2014
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Translation of: Morti improvvise / Maria Pia Donato. Roma : Carocci, c2010.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Sudden death and the physician's role in society -- Fears -- The medico-legal enquiry on sudden death, or, the truth of the body -- And the public role of physicians -- From the dead to the living: medicine and public health in the early eighteenth century -- Sudden death in medical theory and practice -- A new stance on death: the mechanical medicine of Lancisi's De subitaneis mortibus -- The pathological gaze. The problematic status of post-mortem evidence -- In early eighteenth-century medicine -- The lost and the saved. Sudden death as an ethical and religious issue -- Death and the doctors. Scientific queries and ethical dilemmas -- In the hour of death -- Looking for a heavenly protector: Saint Andrew Avellino, the "apoplectic saint".
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