[Technical medicine in ancient comedy].

Name: [Technical medicine in ancient comedy].
Creator: I, Rodríguez Alfageme
Keywords: Medicine in Literature, Public Opinion, Greece, Ancient, Medical Laboratory Science, Humans, History, Ancient, 3. Good health, Drama

I, Rodríguez Alfageme

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[Technical medicine in ancient comedy].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 27 Jul 1995 French Journal:Clio medica (Amsterdam, Netherlands), volume 28 (issn: 0045-7183,

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Authors: I, Rodríguez Alfageme;

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[Technical medicine in ancient comedy].

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The texts of Greek comedy offer a panoramic vision of the evolution of medicine between the fifth and the third centuries. They provide an excellent way to understand the prejudices and the bases of technical medicine and its relationship with popular medicine. Comedy also shows us a vivid portrait of the physician and his position in Greek society.

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Medicine in Literature, Public Opinion, Greece, Ancient, Medical Laboratory Science, Humans, History, Ancient, Drama

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