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Anglo American Conference of Historians 2011: Health in History
By School of Advanced Study, University of LondonEducation
Anglo American Conference of Historians 2011: Health in History episodes
- Can women be healthy? The early history of gynecologyPlenary 7: Helen King (Open University), Can women be healthy? The early history of gynecology (Institute of Historical Research)42 min
- Pain and the politics of sympathy, 1789 to the presentPlenary 6: Joanna Bourke (Birkbeck), Pain and the politics of sympathy, 1789 to the present (Institute of Historical Research)51 min
- Sex and family in Aristotle’s masterpiece: two centuries of vernacular medicinePlenary 4: Mary Fissell (Johns Hopkins), Sex and family in Aristotle’s masterpiece: two centuries of vernacular medicine (Institute of Historical Research)39 min
- Pandemics: waves of disease, waves of hate from the Plague of Athens to AIDSPlenary 3: Samuel Cohn (Glasgow), Pandemics: waves of disease, waves of hate from the Plague of Athens to AIDS (Institute of Historical Research)48 min
- The medicalisation of poverty: India, 1870-1960Plenary 2: David Arnold (Warwick), The medicalisation of poverty: India, 1870-1960 (Institute of Historical Research)43 min
- Going global: thoughts on the ambitions of medical historyPlenary 1: Monica Green (Arizona State University), Going global: thoughts on the ambitions of medical history (Institute of Historical Research)53 min
- Welcome from the Vice-ChancellorIntroduction to AAC 2011: Health in History (Institute of Historical Research)11 min
- Pain and the politics of sympathy, 1789 to the presentInstitute of Historical ResearchPain and the politics of sympathy, 1789 to the presentJoanna Bourke(Birkbeck)Anglo American Conference of Historians 2011: Health in History51 min
- Pain and the politics of sympathy, 1789 to the present DiscussionInstitute of Historical ResearchPain and the politics of sympathy, 1789 to the presentDiscussionJoanna Bourke(Birkbeck)Anglo American Conference of Historians 2011: Health in History5 min
- Can women be healthy? The early history of gynecologyInstitute of Historical ResearchCan women be healthy? The early history of gynecologyHelen King(the Open University)Anglo American Conference of Historians 2011: Health in History42 min
About Anglo American Conference of Historians 2011: Health in History
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A selection of podcasts from the 2011 Anglo-American conference on the topic of Health in History. These podcasts will be published each week on a Thursday.