Knowledge, Experiment, and Practical Advice
In this Santorio Lecture, Marsha Wubbels explores eighteenth-century physicians’ efforts to popularise measuring as a health practice.
The Shaping of Psychosomatics in the Latin West
In this Santorio Lecture, Tamar Nadav examines how 12th-century physicians’ notions of embodiment become more intricate and more oriented towards the
The Actualisation of the Ideal Human in the Works of Roger Bacon
In this Santorio Lecture, Meagan Allen examines how Bacon incorporated the centuries-old tradition of the physical resurrection body into his
“Virtus Formativa” in Albert the Great’s Embryology
Through an interdisciplinary approach, this Santorio Lecture will explore Albert’s doctrine on formative power and its pivotal role in the
Georg J. Kamel: Natural Knowledge in Transit
This Santorio Lecture is concerned with the communications of medical and natural knowledge between the Philippines and Europe at the
Literature and Medical Thought in 13th-Century Italy
In this Santorio Lecture, Matteo Pace argues that the medical milieu of the 13th century contributed to shaping vernacular secular