mercredi 7 septembre 2022

Traduire la médecine à travers les mondes prémodernes

Translating Medicine across Premodern Worlds


Osiris,Volume 37,2022


Editors: W. Patrick McCray and Suman Seth
Published for the History of Science Society








Translating Medicine, ca. 800–1900: Articulations and Disarticulations
Tara Alberts, Sietske Fransen, and Elaine Leong

Translation and the Making of a Medical Archive: The Case of the Islamic Translation Movement
Ahmed Ragab

Unveiling Nature: Liu Zhi’s Translation of Arabo-Persian Physiology in Early Modern China
Dror Weil

New World Drugs and the Archive of Practice: Translating Nicolás Monardes in Early Modern Europe
Alisha Rankin

When the Tallamys Met John French: Translating, Printing, and Reading The Art of Distillation
Elaine Leong

Vernacular Languages and Invisible Labor in Ṭibb
Shireen Hamza

Where There’s Smoke, There’s Fire: Pyric Technologies and African Pipes in the Early Modern World
Benjamin Breen

Translating the Inner Landscape: Anatomical Bricolage in Early Modern Japan
Daniel Trambaiolo

Casting Blood Circulations: Translatability and Braiding Sciences in Colonial Bengal
Projit Bihari Mukharji

Female Authority in Translation: Medieval Catalan Texts on Women’s Health
Montserrat Cabré

[Un]Muffled Histories: Translating Bodily Practices in the Early Modern Caribbean
Pablo F. Gómez

Translating Surgery and Alchemy between Seventeenth-Century Europe and Siam
Tara Alberts

“Use Me as Your Test!”: Patients, Practitioners, and the Commensurability of Virtue
Hansun Hsiung

Notes on Contributors
pp. 297–298

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