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Prensa y medicina en Buenos Aires, primera mitad del siglo XIX

Authors: Di Pasquale, Mariano Adrian;

Prensa y medicina en Buenos Aires, primera mitad del siglo XIX

Abstract

El presente trabajo plantea identificar y reponer diversos tópicos médicos que se manifestaron en la prensa porteña durante la primera mitad del siglo XIX. Varios periódicos dieron lugar en sus páginas a temáticas ligadas a la medicina especialmente a partir del período rivadaviano y la etapa rosista. Se desea analizar el tratamiento y la difusión de información, noticias y descubrimientos médicos así como las polémicas y conflictos en torno a las competencias e incumbencias sobre cuáles eran los conocimientos válidos o no en la educación médica. Asimismo, se da cuenta de cómo aparecieron ciertos periódicos que podríamos denominar “especializados” e incluso cómo se reflejó tempranamente la utilización de un discurso médico para explicar cuestiones sociales y políticas.

This work proposes to identify and replace various medical topics that were manifested in the Buenos Aires press during the first half of the 19th century. Several newspapers gave rise in their pages to topics related to medicine, especially the Rivadavia and Rosas periods. The aim is to analyze the treatment and dissemination of information, news and medical discoveries as well as the controversies and conflicts around the competences and incumbencies about what was valid knowledge or not in medical education. Likewise, it realizes how certain newspapers that we could call “specialized” appeared and even how the use of a medical discourse to explain social and political issues was reflected early on.

Fil: Di Pasquale, Mariano Adrian. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Universidad Nacional de Tres de Febrero. Instituto de Estudios Históricos; Argentina

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UNIVERSIDAD DE BUENOS AIRES, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.1, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, MEDICINA, PRENSA, SIGLO XIX

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