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XX. Some Contemporary Questions

© 2016 University of Pennsylvania Press, 3905 Spruce Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104-4112

© 2016 University of Pennsylvania Press, 3905 Spruce Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104-4112

Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface IX
  3. Acknowledgments XII
  4. Contents XV
  5. Illustrations XVII
  6. I. First Attempts to Establish a Physical Science, 1600-1700 1
  7. II. The Partial Failure of Physical Science, 1700-1800 15
  8. III. Social Factors in Medical Lag After 1700 37
  9. IV. Renewed Progress Toward an Objective Science 1750-1800 56
  10. V. Early Contributions of Physic and Physicians to the Public Welfare, 1750-1800 78
  11. VI. Science in a Romantic Age, 1800-1850 107
  12. VII. Medicine and “The Basic Sciences” 118
  13. VIII. Medicine, Mathematics, and the Social Sciences 133
  14. IX. The Emergence of Modern Medicine 1800-1850 149
  15. X. The Influence of French Medicine in Europe and America 167
  16. XI. Modern Medicine in Germany, 1830-1880 187
  17. XII. Medicine and the Public Health Movement 1800-1880 206
  18. XIII. Public Confidence Lost 241
  19. XIV. The Triumphs of Modern Medicine, 1870-1900 265
  20. XV. Further Progress and Some of the Consequences 294
  21. XVI. Public Confidence Regained 328
  22. XVII. A Delayed Advance Against Mental Disease 347
  23. XVIII. Practice in a Changing Society, 1880-1930 369
  24. XIX. American Experience 390
  25. XX. Some Contemporary Questions 412
  26. INDEX 425
The Development of Modern Medicine
Ein Kapitel aus dem Buch The Development of Modern Medicine
https://doi.org/10.9783/9781512818680-023

Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface IX
  3. Acknowledgments XII
  4. Contents XV
  5. Illustrations XVII
  6. I. First Attempts to Establish a Physical Science, 1600-1700 1
  7. II. The Partial Failure of Physical Science, 1700-1800 15
  8. III. Social Factors in Medical Lag After 1700 37
  9. IV. Renewed Progress Toward an Objective Science 1750-1800 56
  10. V. Early Contributions of Physic and Physicians to the Public Welfare, 1750-1800 78
  11. VI. Science in a Romantic Age, 1800-1850 107
  12. VII. Medicine and “The Basic Sciences” 118
  13. VIII. Medicine, Mathematics, and the Social Sciences 133
  14. IX. The Emergence of Modern Medicine 1800-1850 149
  15. X. The Influence of French Medicine in Europe and America 167
  16. XI. Modern Medicine in Germany, 1830-1880 187
  17. XII. Medicine and the Public Health Movement 1800-1880 206
  18. XIII. Public Confidence Lost 241
  19. XIV. The Triumphs of Modern Medicine, 1870-1900 265
  20. XV. Further Progress and Some of the Consequences 294
  21. XVI. Public Confidence Regained 328
  22. XVII. A Delayed Advance Against Mental Disease 347
  23. XVIII. Practice in a Changing Society, 1880-1930 369
  24. XIX. American Experience 390
  25. XX. Some Contemporary Questions 412
  26. INDEX 425
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