2007
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-59702007000200013
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Culturas de ofício e práticas de cura na Lisboa moderna

Abstract: Desde as últimas décadas do século passado, um número crescente de historiadores brasileiros tem se dedicado com grande competência a pesquisar temas de história de Portugal. Muitos deles foram movidos pelo objetivo de, por meio do entendimento de aspectos da história da metrópole, melhor compreender a América portuguesa, no que respeita à estrutura administrativa, às formas econômicas e sociais e a atitudes e imaginário. Outros, como é o caso da autora da obra aqui comentada, aparentemente foram motivados por… Show more

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“…It had an ambulatory service, a shelter for foundlings, and a pensioners unit too. Since this hospital was in Lisbon and the number of anatomical dissections performed in Coimbra was almost zero, some professors, like Guevara, moved to Lisbon, where they did valuable work in their area (Bellini, 2007;Pina, 1939). The hospital had the services of a physicist and a surgeon, and medical students visited patients there -in other words, it was the main surgery school in the kingdom.…”
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“…It had an ambulatory service, a shelter for foundlings, and a pensioners unit too. Since this hospital was in Lisbon and the number of anatomical dissections performed in Coimbra was almost zero, some professors, like Guevara, moved to Lisbon, where they did valuable work in their area (Bellini, 2007;Pina, 1939). The hospital had the services of a physicist and a surgeon, and medical students visited patients there -in other words, it was the main surgery school in the kingdom.…”
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confidence: 99%