Vol. 66 No. 1 (2014)

Dossier: War, empire, science, progress, humanitarianism. Debate and practice within the international Red Cross movement from 1863 to the interwar period

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3989/asclepio.2014.v66.i1

Published: 2014-06-30

Dossier

[en] Introduction. On the 150th anniversary of the Red Cross: new issues and perspectives in the history of war humanitarianism

Jon Arrizabalaga

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[en] Enemies by accident, neutral on the rebound: diversity and contingency at the birth of war humanitarianism, 1862-1864

Guillermo Sánchez-Martínez

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[en] The origins of the British Red Cross Society and the politics and practices of relief in war, 1870-1906

Rebecca Gill

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[en] Humanitarian aid in peacetime: conflicting narratives in the international Red Cross movement, 1867-1884

Jon Arrizabalaga, Guillermo Sánchez-Martínez

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[en] On ‘war task’ and ‘peace work’. The Dutch East Indies Red Cross between the colonial wars and the Second World War

Leo van Bergen

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[en] Resilient modernisation: Morocco’s agency in Red Cross projects from Hassan I to the Rif Republic, 1886-1926

Francisco Javier Martínez-Antonio

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Studies

[es] The melancholy in the work of Pedro Gatell, enlightened surgeon and seaman

Jose Luis Peset

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[en] The Meaning of ‘General Paralysis of the Insane’ in Victoria, Australia; 1886 to 1906

Phillip Roberts

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[es] Doubles or spirits? Dissociation theories against spiritism in Spain at the beginnings of the 20th century

Andrea Graus

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[es] Spanish psychiatry and Jacques Lacan before 1975

Anne Cécile Druet

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[es] The military dictatorship in the official history of Chilean psychoanalysis: on the construction of a discursive pathos

Esteban Radiszcz, Mara Sabrovsky, Silvana Vetö

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[es] Health care and patients in the “Hospital de paisanos” in Zamora in the 18th century

María José Pérez Álvarez

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[es] The John Locke’s Ars Medica essay, and the influence of his medical ideas on the empirical philosophy

Miguel Ángel Sánchez González

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Essay - Review

[es] Historical research and the current debate about men’s health: the German case

Martin Dinges

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Vol. 66 No. 1 (2014)

Dossier

[en] Introduction. On the 150th anniversary of the Red Cross: new issues and perspectives in the history of war humanitarianism

[en] Enemies by accident, neutral on the rebound: diversity and contingency at the birth of war humanitarianism, 1862-1864

[en] The origins of the British Red Cross Society and the politics and practices of relief in war, 1870-1906

[en] Humanitarian aid in peacetime: conflicting narratives in the international Red Cross movement, 1867-1884

[en] On ‘war task’ and ‘peace work’. The Dutch East Indies Red Cross between the colonial wars and the Second World War

[en] Resilient modernisation: Morocco’s agency in Red Cross projects from Hassan I to the Rif Republic, 1886-1926

Studies

[es] The melancholy in the work of Pedro Gatell, enlightened surgeon and seaman

[en] The Meaning of ‘General Paralysis of the Insane’ in Victoria, Australia; 1886 to 1906

[es] Doubles or spirits? Dissociation theories against spiritism in Spain at the beginnings of the 20th century

[es] Spanish psychiatry and Jacques Lacan before 1975

[es] The military dictatorship in the official history of Chilean psychoanalysis: on the construction of a discursive pathos

[es] Health care and patients in the “Hospital de paisanos” in Zamora in the 18th century

Texto

[es] The John Locke’s Ars Medica essay, and the influence of his medical ideas on the empirical philosophy

Essay - Review

[es] Historical research and the current debate about men’s health: the German case

Book Review

[es] Gómez Rodríguez, Amparo; Canales Serrano, Antonio Fco. (eds.). Estudios políticos de la ciencia. Políticas y desarrollo científico en el siglo XX. Madrid, Plaza y Valdés Editores, 2013, 283 páginas [ISBN: 978-84-15271-56-7]

[es] Medina Doménech, Rosa María. Ciencia y sabiduría del amor. Una historia cultural del franquismo. Madrid-Frankfurt: Iberoamericana-Vervuert, 2012, 276 páginas [ISBN: 9788484896845]

[es] Ortiz, Carmen (coord). Lugares de represión, paisajes de la memoria. La cárcel de Carabanchel, Madrid: Catarata, 2013 [ISBN: 978-84-8319-813-1]

[es] Hochadel, Oliver. El mito de Atapuerca. Orígenes, ciencia, divulgación, Bellaterra (Cerdanyola del Vallés), Edicions UAB, 2013, 383 páginas [ISBN: 978-84-939695-4-7]

[en] Nieto-Galan, Agustí. Los públicos de la ciencia. Expertos y profanos a través de la historia. Madrid: Marcial Pons, 2011, 407 páginas [ISBN 9788492820498]

[es] Novella, Enric. La ciencia del alma. Locura y modernidad en la cultura española del siglo XIX. Madrid, Iberoamericana/ Vervuert, 2013, 222 páginas [ISBN 978-84-8489-703-3 (Iberoamericana). 978-3-86527-753-4 (Vervuert)]

[es] Cabré i Pairet, Montserrat; Salmón Muñiz, Fernando (eds). Sexo y género en medicina. Una introducción a los estudios de las mujeres y de género en ciencias de la salud. Santander: Universidad de Cantabria, 2013, 282 páginas [ISBN 8788481026757]

[es] Bernabeu-Mestre, Josep; Barona, Josep L. (eds). Nutrición, Salud y Sociedad: España y Europa en los siglos XIX y XX. València, Seminari d’Estudis sobre la Ciència, 2011 [ISBN: 978-84-370-8173-1].

[es] Hibbs, Solange. Femmes criminelles et crimes de femme en Espagne (XIXe et XX e siècles), Toulouse, Lansman, 2010, 201 páginas [ISBN: 978-2-87282-789-3]

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