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Future Events / Online LecturesIn this lecture, Jil Muller explores the role that Montagne and Descartes associate with the mesentery, the influence of Montaigne and Platter on Montaigne and whether Descartes’ thoughts on the matter changed over time.19/01/2023
Future Events / Online LecturesBuilding on the latest research findings, this paper proposes to further explore the dialectic between, and the parallel development of, forensic rhetoric and Roman law in the 1st century CE with regard to the criminalisation of poisoning21/02/2023
Future Events / Online LecturesThis lecture explores Johann Schreck Terentius’ medical profile and journeys across Europe as part of a holistic education in the ‘encyclopedic’ tradition of Lull, Ramus but also with a strong mathematical component.14/03/2023
Conferences and Webinars / Future Events / Online LecturesThis paper focuses on the system of quarantine stations in the early modern Mediterranean.14/12/2022
Future Events / Online LecturesIn this lecture, Prof. Harari explains why the account of the principles of demonstration found in the Greek commentary tradition on Aristotle’s “Posterior Analytics” is significantly different from Aristotle’s own account.06/06/2023
Events / Future Events / Summer SchoolsThis summer school will explore how heat, colour, and sound have been used, conceptualised and graded in the pre-modern cosmos shaping both disciplines of knowledge and everyday life.11/07/2023
Future Events / Online LecturesGalen is one of the best sources on ancient nutrition and diet: he has little interest in luxury fashions, he records regular seasonal famines, and is at home in the fields talking to peasants as much as he is in the salons of his wealthy clients.24/10/2023
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Online Lectures / Past EventsIn this lecture, Fabrizio Bigotti analyses how the problem of the intensity of forces is taken over in medicine and how is then developed and transformed into the preoperational theory which sustained the invention of precision instruments by Santorio Santori (1561-1636).18/01/2023
Conferences and Webinars / Past EventsThe conference will focus on the early modern reception of Galenic pharmacology up to the late seventeenth century.15/12/2022
Online Lectures / Past EventsThis paper argues how perspiration could undergo a drastic reconceptualisation in eighteenth-century medicine. Thanks to Santorio Santori’s famous studies with the weighing chair, the ancient notion of insensible perspiration continued to be perceived as essential to one’s health.
Online Lectures / Past EventsBuilding on the approaches and findings of recent studies of early modern England, Germany and Spain, this lecture will compare the experience and representation of female and male Pox patients through the examination of both written and visual evidence.11/11/2022
Exhibitions / Past EventsThe exhibition will display a fine selection of drawings produced by distinguished artist Linda Karshan (Minneapolis, 1947) over various periods of her career.13/10/2022
Online Lectures / Past Events / Past LecturesIn this lecture I will explore these questions on the basis of two specific examples: the discussion about the use of the so-called glandular helpers in the treatise “On Semen” and an argument about the use of breathing in the work “On the Use of Breathing”.12/10/2022
Online Lectures / Past Events / Past LecturesIn this lecture, we describe our newly published edition and commentary on Nottingham MS Pw V90: a manuscript collection of recipes and letters that William and Margaret Cavendish compiled between approximately 1647 and 1654.05/10/2022
Online Lectures / Past Events / Past LecturesIn this talk, Fabrizio Bigotti and Jonathan Barry discuss the contribution that the Venetian physician Santorio Santori (1561-1636) made to the foundation of evidence-based medicine.22/09/2022
Online Lectures / Past Events / Past LecturesIn this lecture, Michael Stolberg will focus on a major aspect of Renaissance learned medicine by looking at the interactions between physicians and their patients.13/09/2022
Online Lectures / Past Events / Past LecturesThe case study presented will challenge current views by presenting disturbing evidence of foreign London residents having to join English intelligence operations, thereby bidding farewell to their country of origin for good, or else face deadly prospects.12/07/2022
Online Lectures / Past Events / Past LecturesThis talk examines the effect of the telescopic and microscopic gaze upon English poetic production in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.19/05/2022
Online Lectures / Past Events / Past LecturesThis lecture explains the rationale behind a new survey of history in the period, which relies on a wide range of primary and unfamiliar texts drawn from across Europe from Moldavia to Portugal.04/05/2022
Past Events / VivaMente ConferencesThis edition of the Vivamente Conference in the History of Ideas intends to shed new light on the early modern origins of automata, to discuss the impact of their legacy throughout the seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.22/04/2022
Past Events / Santorio LecturesThrough an interdisciplinary approach, this Santorio Lecture will explore Albert’s doctrine on formative power and its pivotal role in the dynamics of configuration and transmission of the living.22/04/2022
Past Events / Santorio LecturesIn this Santorio Lecture, Meagan Allen examines how Bacon incorporated the centuries-old tradition of the physical resurrection body into his alchemical-medical program.21/04/2022
Online Lectures / Past Events / Past LecturesThis lecture will revolve around a painting of an alchemical laboratory created by Johannes Stradanus (1523-1605), a Flemish-born artist settled in Florence.13/04/2022
Online Lectures / Past Events / Past LecturesThis talk sets out to explore the iconography of St Bartholomew, placing special emphasis upon skin and the act of skin removal.24/03/2022
Online Lectures / Past Events / Past LecturesThis lecture explains the rationale behind a new survey of history in the period, which relies on a wide range of primary and unfamiliar texts drawn from across Europe from Moldavia to Portugal.15/03/2022
Online Lectures / Past Events / Past LecturesIn the first half of the 18th century, the concept of birth clinics emerged in Germany, where male obstetricians, so-called accoucheurs, were trained.22/02/2022
Online Lectures / Past Events / Past LecturesBuilding on Prof. Kleinbub’s research on Michelangelo’s investment in internal anatomical matters, this talk proposes that other artists of his time.08/02/2022
Conferences and Webinars / Past EventsThis seminar will present how and why the pre-modern body was measured and explore how new methods of measuring, quantifying, and understanding the body affected early modern medical theory and practice.25/01/2022
Online Lectures / Past Events / Past LecturesIdentifying the medical conditions mentioned in the ancient literature, be these medical or otherwise, is a challenging task in medical history.11/11/2021
Conferences and Webinars / Past EventsThe CSMBR joins the worldwide celebrations for the 700th anniversary of Dante Alighieri’s death (1321-2021) with an international online symposium dedicated to Dante’s poetical and scientific mind.23/10/2021
Online Lectures / Past Events / Past LecturesIdentifying the medical conditions mentioned in the ancient literature, be these medical or otherwise, is a challenging task in medical history.30/09/2021
Conferences and Webinars / Past EventsThis joint panel between the University of Vienna and the CSMBR, presents some of these entanglements between weight, norm and excess in the early modern period.18/09/2021
Past Events / Summer SchoolsThe Summer School will explore theories, applications, problems, and contexts of human-based measurements across the late medieval and early modern period (c.1400-1700).21/07/2021
Conferences and Webinars / Past EventsThis webinar explores the different ways in which medicine developed beyond the traditional boundaries of an academic discipline22/04/2021
Online Lectures / Past Events / Past LecturesIn this lecture, Fabrizio Bigotti explores the Renaissance rediscovery of Galenic anatomy and how it impacted the making of early modern philosophy.26/03/2021
Past Events / VivaMente ConferencesThe first edition of the Vivamente Conference in the History of Ideas aims at drawing attention to the place of medical knowledge, practice and experimentation in Descartes’ philosophy.20/11/2020
Past Events / Santorio LecturesIn this Santorio Lecture, Matteo Pace argues that the medical milieu of the 13th century contributed to shaping vernacular secular culture.20/11/2020
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