Report // Michael Boyden, "Choleraic Communication in the Nineteenth-Century Culture of Invalidism," 27 March 2024
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1 juin 2024
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Tropical zones Zones, Equatorial Equatorial zones Subtropical regions Equatorial regions Tropical regions Subtropics Zones, Tropical Nurture and nature Nature versus nurture Genetics and environment Nature--Nurture Environment Heredity and environment Clinical sciences Medical profession Interest and usury Wellness Personal health Environment Ecological science Environmental biology Bionomics Ecological sciences Environment Balance of nature Oecology Biology--Ecology Ecological processes Cultural sociology Culture--Social aspects Sociology of culture Communication, Primitive Mass communication Science of climate Climate Climate science Environment Biography--Health illnessCiter ce document
Anna Shmatenko, « Report // Michael Boyden, "Choleraic Communication in the Nineteenth-Century Culture of Invalidism," 27 March 2024 », A19, ID : 10.58079/11r94
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Link to original event here. Invested in the conceptual evolution of the tropics in the cultural imaginary of the nineteenth-century United States, Michael Boyden presented a talk in which he explored how that period understood the interrelations between health, climate and the environment. Amid the simultaneous upsurge of interest in topographical medicine and clinicians’ contemporary attempts to deepen their appreciation of the complex relationship between disease and the locales in which ...