Vol. 68 No. 2 (2016)

Dossier: exploring human diversity: a dossier devoted to disability history

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3989/asclepio.2016.v68.i2

Published: 2016-12-30

[en] Introduction: Exploring disability in the past: on perspectives, methodology and themes in disability history

José Martínez-Pérez, Mercedes Del Cura

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Dossier

[en] Disability history and the history of emotions: reflections on eighteenth-century Britain

David M. Turner

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[en] A plea for commonality: disability history, discourses of rehabilitation, and the individual

Pieter Verstraete, Frederik Herman

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[en] Intellectual disabilities in East and West Germany: a brief comparative history

Sebastian Barsch

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[en] From resignation to non-conformism: Association movement, family and intellectual disability in Franco’s Spain (1957-1975)

Mercedes Del Cura, José Martínez-Pérez

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[en] Consumed workers – disabled bodies. Historical knowledge formation after the cultural turn

Anne Klein

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Studies

[es] To immunize while infecting. The practice of variolation as preventive treatment against smallpox in the General Captaincy of Chile in the late eighteenth century

Paula Caffarena Barcenilla

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[es] Territory and knowledge in conflict. The border dispute of Chile and Argentina in the Andes

Rafael Sagredo Baeza

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[es] Rafael Castro, photographer and chronicler of the “Expedición Científica del Pacífico” (1862-1866) and his vision of California

Sara Badía-Villaseca

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[es] Chemistry, pedagogy, and scientific authority: the Tratado de análisis químico by José Casares Gil (1866-1961), and the shaping of a scientific discipline

Ignacio Suay-Matallana

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[pt] Immigration, science and health: risks control and expanding rights in the Rio de la Plata Basin (1873-1911)

Fernanda Rebelo-Pinto

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[es] “Shameful diseases” and the legal regulation of prostitution. Rosario-Argentina (1874-1932)

María Luisa Múgica

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[es] Science and morality in the prevention of venereal diseases. The Mexican Society for Sanitary and Moral Prophylaxis, 1908-1923

María del Carmen Zavala Ramírez

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[es] Limits in medical care and social relief during the Spanish Civil war in a rear-guard city: the Inclusa of the Provincial Hospital of Valencia

Xavier García Ferrandis, Àlvar Martínez Vidal

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[es] Midwives victims of the Spanish Civil war

Dolores Ruiz-Berdún, Alberto Gomis

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[es] Transnational entanglements in the history of psychiatry. South Tyrolian patients in German asylums, c. 1940-1945

Thomas Müller, Uta Kanis-Seyfried

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Vol. 68 No. 2 (2016)

[en] Introduction: Exploring disability in the past: on perspectives, methodology and themes in disability history

Dossier

[en] Disability history and the history of emotions: reflections on eighteenth-century Britain

[en] A plea for commonality: disability history, discourses of rehabilitation, and the individual

[en] Intellectual disabilities in East and West Germany: a brief comparative history

[en] From resignation to non-conformism: Association movement, family and intellectual disability in Franco’s Spain (1957-1975)

[en] Consumed workers – disabled bodies. Historical knowledge formation after the cultural turn

Studies

[es] To immunize while infecting. The practice of variolation as preventive treatment against smallpox in the General Captaincy of Chile in the late eighteenth century

[es] Territory and knowledge in conflict. The border dispute of Chile and Argentina in the Andes

[es] Rafael Castro, photographer and chronicler of the “Expedición Científica del Pacífico” (1862-1866) and his vision of California

[es] Chemistry, pedagogy, and scientific authority: the Tratado de análisis químico by José Casares Gil (1866-1961), and the shaping of a scientific discipline

[pt] Immigration, science and health: risks control and expanding rights in the Rio de la Plata Basin (1873-1911)

[es] “Shameful diseases” and the legal regulation of prostitution. Rosario-Argentina (1874-1932)

[es] Science and morality in the prevention of venereal diseases. The Mexican Society for Sanitary and Moral Prophylaxis, 1908-1923

[es] Limits in medical care and social relief during the Spanish Civil war in a rear-guard city: the Inclusa of the Provincial Hospital of Valencia

[es] Midwives victims of the Spanish Civil war

[es] Transnational entanglements in the history of psychiatry. South Tyrolian patients in German asylums, c. 1940-1945

Book Review

[es] García Santo-Tomás, Enrique. La musa refractada. Literatura y óptica en la España del Barroco. Madrid, Frankfurt am Main, Iberoamericana-Vervuert, 2015, 340 páginas [ISBN: 978-84-84898283]

[es] Marcaida, José Ramón. Arte y ciencia en el barroco español. Historia natural, coleccionismo y cultura visual, Sevilla y Madrid, Fundación Focus-Abengoa/Marcial Pons Historia, 2014, 340 páginas [ISBN: 978-84-15963-36-3]

[es] García, Luciano; Macchioli, Florencia; Talak, Ana M. Psicología, niño y familia en la Argentina 1900-1970. Perspectivas históricas y cruces disciplinares. Buenos Aires, Argentina, Editorial Biblos, 2014, 218 páginas [ISBN: 978-987-691-308-9]

[es] Venancio, Ana Teresa A.; Potengy, Gisélia F. (Organizadoras). O Asilo e a cidade: Histórias da Colônia Juliano Moreira, Rio de Janeiro, Garamond Universitaria, 2015, 335 páginas [ISBN: 9788576174097]

[es] Mülberger, Annette (ed.). Los límites de la ciencia. Espiritismo, hipnotismo y el estudio de los fenómenos paranormales (1850-1930), Madrid, CSIC (colección Estudios sobre la Ciencia), 2016, 346 páginas [ISBN: 978-84-00-10053-7]

[es] Álvarez, José María; Colina, Fernando. Las voces de la locura. Barcelona, Xoroi Edicions (colección Schreber), 2016, 220 páginas [ISBN: 978-84-944421-8-6]

[es] Leyton, César; Palacios, Cristián; Sánchez, Marcelo (eds.). El bulevar de los pobres. Racismo científico, higiene y eugenesia en Chile e Iberoamérica, siglos XIX y XX. Santiago de Chile, Ocho Libros Editores, 2015, 372 páginas [ISBN: 978-95-63352344]

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