Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences 1996: Vol 51 Index

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Alabama Insane Hospital, s—28 Bonner, Thomas Neville, Becom- Cule, John H. and John M. Lan-
Aly, Gétz, Peter Chroust, and ing a Physician: Medical Educa- caster, eds., Russia and Wales:
Christian Pross, Cleansing the tion in Great Britain, France, Essays on the History of State
Fatherland: Nazi Medicine and Germany, and the United States, Involvement in Health Care, re-
Racial Hygiene, reviewed, reviewed, §22—23 viewed, 516-17
106-07 Borst, Charlotte G., Catching Cuppage, Francis E., James Cook
Anatomy, comparative, 184-207 Babies: The Professionalization of and the Conquest of Scurvy, re-
Astrup, Poul, Peter Bie, and Hans Childbirth, 1870-1920, re- viewed, 231-33
Chr. Engell, Salt and Water in viewed, 374-76 Curnen, Mary G. McCrea, see
Culture and Medicine, re- Borst, Charlotte G., review by, Spiro, Howard
viewed, 365-67 238-39
Automobiles, and the physician, Brain controversy, 184-207 Dauge-Roth, Katherine, review
208-22 Braslow, Joel T.,“In the name of by, 508-10
therapeuticsT:he practice of Davenport, Horace W., University
Baldwin, Martha, review by, sterilization in a California of Michigan Surgeons
231-33 state hospital,” 29-51 1850-1970: Who They Were and
Bardinet, Thierry, Les papyrus de Brockliss, L.W.B., review by, What They Did, reviewed,
l’Egypte pharaonique, reviewed, §22-23 377-79
227-28 Brown, Theodore M., review by, De Bevoise, Ken, Agents of the
Barnes, David S., The Making of 365-67 Apocalypse: Epidemic Disease in
a Social Disease: Tuberculosis in Browne, Rory A. W., reviews by, the Colonial Philippines, re-
Nineteenth-Century France, re- 101-03; 233-35 viewed, 99-101
viewed, 92-93 Bryce, Peter, superintendent, DeLacy, Margaret, review by,
Barondess, Jeremiah H. and Alabama Insane Hospital, 374-76
Charles G. Roland, eds., The §-28 De semine, medical treatise,
Persisting Osler-II: Selected Burnham, John, review by, 296-312
Transactions of the American 107-08 Desmond, Adrian, The Politics of
Osler Society, 1981-1990, re- Butler, Samuel, and bone called Evolution: Morphology,
viewed, 79-85 luz, 64-65 Medicine, and Reform in Radical
Bates, Barbara, Bargaininfgo r Life: London, reviewed, 233-35
A Social History ofT uberculosis, Disease and dietetics, theories
1876-1938, reviewed, 74-78 Carter, Barbara R., see Carter, K. of, 128-55
Bates, Don, ed., Knowledge and Codell Dixon, Laurinda S., Perilous
the Scholarly Medical Traditions, Carter, K. Codell and Barbara R. Chastity: Women and Illness in
reviewed, §23—25 Carter, Childhood Fever:A Pre-Enlightenment Art and
Bauhinus, Caspar, and bone Scientific Biography of Ignaz Medicine, reviewed, 508-10
called luz, 61-64 Semmelweis, reviewed, 95—96 Dumesic, Daniel A.,“The physi-
Bie, Peter, see Astrup, Poul Chroust, Peter, see Aly, Gétz cian automobilist,” 208-22
Blustein, Bonnie Ellen, Educating Clark, Michael and Catherine Dunstan, G. R., ed., The Human
for Health & Prevention: A Crawford, eds., Legal Medicine Embryo: Aristotle and the Arabic
History of the Department of in History, reviewed, 108-10 and European Traditions, re-
Community and Preventive Conrad, La:vrence I., Michael viewed, 87-90
Medicine of the (Woman's) Neve, Vivian Nutton, Roy
Medical College of Pennsylvania, Porter, and Andrew Wear, The Ellis, Richard H., ed., The Case
reviewed, 376-77 Western Medical Tradition 800 Books of Dr. John Snow, re-
Bonduelle, Michel, see Goetz, BC to AD 1800, reviewed, viewed, 93-94
Christopher G. 363-65 Ellison, David L., Healing
Bénninghausen, Clemens von, Crawford, Catherine, see Clark, Tuberculosis in the Woods:
162-83 Michael Medicine and Science at the End
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Alabama Insane Hospital, s—28 Bonner, Thomas Neville, Becom- Cule, John H. and John M. Lan-
Aly, Gétz, Peter Chroust, and ing a Physician: Medical Educa- caster, eds., Russia and Wales:
Christian Pross, Cleansing the tion in Great Britain, France, Essays on the History of State
Fatherland: Nazi Medicine and Germany, and the United States, Involvement in Health Care, re-
Racial Hygiene, reviewed, reviewed, §22—23 viewed, 516-17
106-07 Borst, Charlotte G., Catching Cuppage, Francis E., James Cook
Anatomy, comparative, 184-207 Babies: The Professionalization of and the Conquest of Scurvy, re-
Astrup, Poul, Peter Bie, and Hans Childbirth, 1870-1920, re- viewed, 231-33
Chr. Engell, Salt and Water in viewed, 374-76 Curnen, Mary G. McCrea, see
Culture and Medicine, re- Borst, Charlotte G., review by, Spiro, Howard
viewed, 365-67 238-39
Automobiles, and the physician, Brain controversy, 184-207 Dauge-Roth, Katherine, review
208-22 Braslow, Joel T.,“In the name of by, 508-10
therapeuticsT:he practice of Davenport, Horace W., University
Baldwin, Martha, review by, sterilization in a California of Michigan Surgeons
231-33 state hospital,” 29-51 1850-1970: Who They Were and
Bardinet, Thierry, Les papyrus de Brockliss, L.W.B., review by, What They Did, reviewed,
l’Egypte pharaonique, reviewed, §22-23 377-79
227-28 Brown, Theodore M., review by, De Bevoise, Ken, Agents of the
Barnes, David S., The Making of 365-67 Apocalypse: Epidemic Disease in
a Social Disease: Tuberculosis in Browne, Rory A. W., reviews by, the Colonial Philippines, re-
Nineteenth-Century France, re- 101-03; 233-35 viewed, 99-101
viewed, 92-93 Bryce, Peter, superintendent, DeLacy, Margaret, review by,
Barondess, Jeremiah H. and Alabama Insane Hospital, 374-76
Charles G. Roland, eds., The §-28 De semine, medical treatise,
Persisting Osler-II: Selected Burnham, John, review by, 296-312
Transactions of the American 107-08 Desmond, Adrian, The Politics of
Osler Society, 1981-1990, re- Butler, Samuel, and bone called Evolution: Morphology,
viewed, 79-85 luz, 64-65 Medicine, and Reform in Radical
Bates, Barbara, Bargaininfgo r Life: London, reviewed, 233-35
A Social History ofT uberculosis, Disease and dietetics, theories
1876-1938, reviewed, 74-78 Carter, Barbara R., see Carter, K. of, 128-55
Bates, Don, ed., Knowledge and Codell Dixon, Laurinda S., Perilous
the Scholarly Medical Traditions, Carter, K. Codell and Barbara R. Chastity: Women and Illness in
reviewed, §23—25 Carter, Childhood Fever:A Pre-Enlightenment Art and
Bauhinus, Caspar, and bone Scientific Biography of Ignaz Medicine, reviewed, 508-10
called luz, 61-64 Semmelweis, reviewed, 95—96 Dumesic, Daniel A.,“The physi-
Bie, Peter, see Astrup, Poul Chroust, Peter, see Aly, Gétz cian automobilist,” 208-22
Blustein, Bonnie Ellen, Educating Clark, Michael and Catherine Dunstan, G. R., ed., The Human
for Health & Prevention: A Crawford, eds., Legal Medicine Embryo: Aristotle and the Arabic
History of the Department of in History, reviewed, 108-10 and European Traditions, re-
Community and Preventive Conrad, La:vrence I., Michael viewed, 87-90
Medicine of the (Woman's) Neve, Vivian Nutton, Roy
Medical College of Pennsylvania, Porter, and Andrew Wear, The Ellis, Richard H., ed., The Case
reviewed, 376-77 Western Medical Tradition 800 Books of Dr. John Snow, re-
Bonduelle, Michel, see Goetz, BC to AD 1800, reviewed, viewed, 93-94
Christopher G. 363-65 Ellison, David L., Healing
Bénninghausen, Clemens von, Crawford, Catherine, see Clark, Tuberculosis in the Woods:
162-83 Michael Medicine and Science at the End
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Index $37
of the Nineteenth Century, re- Conceptual History of Modern Homeopathy, 155-83; in the Ne-
viewed, 74-78 Embryology, reviewed, 384-86 therlands, 158-62; in Rotter-
Emery, Alan E. H. and Marcia L. Gilman, Sander L., Picturing dam, in particular, 162— 83
H. Emery, The History of a Health and Illness: Images of Huddle, Thomas S.,“Competi-
Genetic Disease: Duchenne Mus- Identity and Difference, re- tion and reform at the med-
cular Dystrophy or Meryon’s viewed, 381-83 ical department of the
Disease, reviewed, 515-16 Goedicke, Hans, review by, University of Pennsylvania,
Emery, Marcia L. H., see Emery, 227-28 1847-1877,” 251-92
Alan E. H. Goetz, Christopher G., Michel Humphreys, Margaret, reviews
Engell, Hans Chr., see Astrup, Bonduelle, and Toby Gelfand, by, 369~70; 512-13
Poul Charcot: Constructing Neurology, Huxley, Thomas Henry, 191,
Erlen, Jonathon, review by, 517— essay review, 358-63 194-206
19 Goldin, Grace, in memoriam,
EstJ. Weortsh, ,“T he medical 66-67 Jackson, Stanley W., editorial
properties of food in the Goldin, Grace, Work of Mercy: A notes, 401-02, 403
eighteenth century,” 127-54 Picture History of Hospitals, re- Johnson-McGratJuhl,ie , review
Eugenics, 29-51 passim.; and viewed, 86-87 by, 92-93
Nazi Germany, 29-31, 32, 36 Gordon, Michael, review by, Joubert, Laurent, The Second Part
111-12 of the Popular Errors, reviewed,
Farrell-BecJka,n e and Laura Gorilla, and question of human §07—08
Klosterman Kidd, “The roles origins, 184-207
of health professionals in the Guerrini, Anita, review by, 91-92 Kass, Amalie M., review by,
development and dissemina- 95-96
tion of women’s sanitary Hagen, Joel, review by, 371-72 Kidd, Laura Klosterman, see
products, 1880-1940,” 325-52 Hannaway, Caroline, Victoria Farrell-BecJka,n e
Ferngren, Gary B., review by, Harden, and John Parascan- King, Lester S., review by, 523-
228-30 dola, eds., AIDS and the Public 25
Food, classification of, 135-41; Debate: Historical and Contem- Kipple, Kenneth F, review by,
clinical use of, 141-47, porary Perspectives, reviewed, 236-37
149-54; medicinal properties 517-19 Kunitz, Stephen J., Disease and
of, 127-54 Harden, Victoria, see Hannaway, Social Diversity: The European
French, Roger, William Harvey's Caroline Impact on the Health of Non-
Natural Philosophy, reviewed, Health professionals, and devel- Europeans, reviewed, 236-37
230-31 opment and dissemination of
Fruton, Joseph S., Eighty Years, women’s sanitary products, La Berge, Ann F, review by,
reviewed, 110-11 325-52 372-74
Hemispheric specialization, 293— Lancaster, John M., see Cule,
Galvao-Sobrinho, Carlos R., 312 John H.
“Hippocratic ideals, medical Herman, Ellen, The Romance of Larson, Edward J., Sex, Race, and
ethics, and the practice of American Psychology: Political Science: Eugenics in the Deep
medicine in the early Middle Culture in the Age of Experts, South, reviewed, 238-39
Ages: The legacy of the reviewed, 107-08 Lederer, Susan E., Subjected to
Hippocratic Oath,” 438—s 5 Hilloowala, Rumy, review by, Science: Human Experimentation
Geison, Gerald L., The Private 519-20 in America Before the Second
Science of Louis Pasteur, re- Hippocratic Oath, analysis and World War, reviewed, 104-06
viewed, 96-99 interpretation, 408-37; early Lemay, Helen Rodnite, review
Gelfand, Toby, see Goetz, medieval legacy of, 438-55; by, 507-08
Christopher G. and modern medicine, 484— Lokhorst, Gert-Jan C.,“The first
Gijswijt-Hofstra, Marijke, “Ho- $00; new translation, 406-08; theory about hemispheric
meopathy’s early Dutch con- personal and professional con- specialization: Fresh light on
quests: The Rotterdam clien- duct in, 404-37; prohibition an old codex,” 293-312
tele of Clemens von of abortion as case study in Longrigg, James, Greek Rational
Bénninghausen in the 1840s Oath’s reception, 469—77; re- Medicine: Philosophy and Med-
and 1850s,” 155-83 ceptions in the Renaissance, icine from Alcmaeon to the Alex-
Gilbert, Scott F, ed., A 456-77 andrians, reviewed, 228-30
538 Journal of the History of Medicine Vol. 51, October 1996
Luz, bone called, 52-65; city of Edward
$2-$3 Owen, Richard, 185-91, Rothman, Sheila M., Living in
196-201, 204-07 the Shadow of Death:
Maggi, Girolamo, and bone Packer, Sharon, review by, Tuberculosis and the Social
called luz, 59-61 367-69 Experience of Illness in American
Maimonides, Moses, and preven- Parascandola, John, see History, reviewed, 74-78
tive medicine, 313-24 Hannaway, Caroline Riitten, Thomas, “Receptions of
Malkin, Harold M., review by, Patients’ journals, of the Hippocratic Oath in the
§10-11 Bénninghausen, 162-83 Renaissance: The prohibition
Martensen, Robert L., review by, Patton, Adell, Jr., Physicians, of abortion as a case study in
230-31 Colonial Racism, and Diaspora reception,” 456-83
McArdle, Patricia J., review by, in West Africa, reviewed,
86-87 $12-13 St. James, Deborah, see Spiro,
McCann, Carole R., Birth Pennsylvania, University of, Howard
Control Politics in the United Medical Department, compe- Schnalke, Thomas, Diseases in
States, 1916-1945, reviewed, tition and reform, 251-92 Wax: The History of Medical
103-04 Peschel, Enid, see Spiro, Howard Moulage, reviewed, 519-20
McKusick, Victor A., review by, Poirier, Suzanne, Chicago’s War on Settipane, Guy A., ed., Columbus
$1§-16 Syphilis, 1937-1940: The Times, and the New World: Medical
Medical education, American, at The “Trib,” and the Clap Doctor, Implications, reviewed, 369-70
University of Pennsylvania, reviewed, 514-15 Shapiro, Carolyn G., reviews by,
251-92 Pollock, Linda, With Faith and 103-04; 514-15
Medical ethics, and the practice Physic: The Life of a Tudor Shatzmiller, Joseph, Jews,
of medicine in the early mid- Gentlewoman: Lady Grace Medicine, and Medieval Society,
dle ages, 438-$5 Mildmay, 1552-1620, reviewed, 367-69
Mental hospital, finances, 14-28; reviewed, 91-92 Shatzmiller, Joseph, reviews by,
management, §—28 passim. Porter, Roy and Mikulas Teich, 363-65; 383-84
Micale, Mark S., “Charcot: An eds., Drugs and Narcotics in Shonick, William B., Government
essay review,” 358-63 History, reviewed, 383-84 and Health Services:
Modlin, Irvin M., review by, Porter, Roy, see Conrad, Government’s Role in the
377-79 Lawrence I. Development of U.S. Health
Mooney, Susan, review by, Porter, Roy, see Nutton, Vivian Services 1930-1980, reviewed,
384-86 Preventive medicine, 313-24 379-81
More, Ellen, reviews by, 104-06; Pross, Christian, see Aly, Gétz Smith, Dale C.,““The
§25-26 Putnam, Constance E.,“TB: Hippocratic Oath and mod-
Morgan, C.A., review by, 381-83 The once and future plague. ern medicine,” 484-500
Morman, Edward T., review by, An essay review,” 74-78 Smith, Susan L., Sick and Tired of
240-41 Putnam, Constance E., reviews Being Sick and Tired: Black
Muenster, Sebastian, and bone by 376-77; 520-21 Women’s Health Activism in
called luz, 55-57 America, 1890-1930, reviewed,
Reichman, Edward and Fred 240-41
Neve, Michael, see Conrad, Rosner, “The bone called Snyder, Lynne Page, review by,
Lawrence I. luz,” 52-65 379-81
Nuland, Sherwin B., “Grace Riddle, John M., review by, Spiro, Howard, Mary G. McCrea
Goldin (1916—1995),” 66-67 87-90 Curnen, Enid Peschel, and
Nutton, Vivian and Roy Porter, Roland, Charles G., see Deborah St.J ames, eds.,
eds., The History of Medical Barondess, Jeremiah H. Empathy and the Practice of
Education in Britain, reviewed, Rosenfeld, Louis, Thomas Medicine: Beyond Pills and the
$20-21 Hodgkin: Morbid Anatomist & Scalpel, reviewed, 525-26
Nutton, Vivian, see Conrad, Social Activist, reviewed, Spiro, Howard M., review by,
Lawrence T. $10-11 110-11
Nyhart, Lynn K., Biology Takes Rosner, Fred, “Moses Sterilization, of psychiatric pa-
Form: Animal Morphology and Maimonides and preventive tients, 29-51; and eugenics,
the German Universities, medicine,” 313-24 29-51 passim.; of men, 39-45;
1800—1900, reviewed, 371-72 Rosner, Fred, see Reichman, of women, 45-49
Index $39
Stockton State Hospital, and professional conduct in Welton, William, review by,
California, 29-51 the Hippocratic Oath?” $19-20
404-37 Wiggins, Deborah, review by,
Teich, Mikulas, see Porter, Roy Waters, C. Kenneth and Albert 93-94
Teigen, Philip M.,“An apology Van Helden, Julian Huxley: Wilson, Leonard G.,“The gorilla
for commemorative history. Biologist and Statesman of and the question of human
An essay review,” 79-85 Science, reviewed, 101-03 originsT:he brain contro-
Teigen, Philip M., review by, Wear, Andrew, see Conrad, versy,” 184-207
$16-17 Lawrence I. Women’s sanitary products,
Weaver, Bill L., “Survival at the 325-52
Van Helden, Albert, see Waters, Alabama Insane Hospital,
C. Kenneth 1861-1892,” 5-28 Young, Anne Mortimer, Antique
Vesalius, Andreas, and bone Weindling, Paul, review by, Medical Chests, reviewed,
called luz, $7-s9 106-07 111-12
Von Reppert-Bismarck, Leonie, Weisz, George, The Medical Young, John L., review by,
translator of “Receptions of Mandarins: The French Academy 108-10
the Hippocratic Oath in the of Medicine in the Nineteenth
Renaissance,” 456-83 and Early Twentieth Centuries,
Von Staden, Heinrich, “‘In a reviewed, 372-74
pure and holy way’: Personal Weisz, George, review by, 96-99