History of the body: main axes of research on history of health (France, 1970-2000)
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https://doi.org/10.7322/jhgd.19784Keywords:
History, Health, Health professionals, Diseases, Hospitals, Mentalities, FranceAbstract
This article describes how, having emerged in the last thirty years, research on History of Health in France has been marked by four great research directions: history of health professionals, history of diseases, history of hospitals, history of mentalities. It presents the state-of-the-art in each one of these directions during those decades. Finally, it points to the difficult process of being recognized as a separate specialty due to the broadness of its theme: the body.References
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