La fe psiquiátrica. Catolicismo y medicina del alma en Portugal (1925-1967 aprox.)

Marques, Tiago Pires

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“…The Association of Catholic Doctors also echoed the ideals of Catholic Action, and throughout the interwar period it set about rearticulating within a Catholic framework topics that had, until then, been apprehended in secular terms, such as 'social' and 'mental' hygiene'. 73 faithful to Salazar, the Associations' journal editor, José de Paiva Boleo, proclaimed his loyalty to the Pope and, until the end of the 1950s, published virtually every speech of Pope Pius XII on issues of medical ethics. Then, although cultivated during the nineteenth century by a growing interest in the questions posed by modern medicine, 74 the attention paid by this Pope to medical questions was unprecedented.…”

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The Politics of Catholic Medicine: ‘The Pill’ and Humanae Vitae in Portugal

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2018

Genders and Sexualities in History

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Palgrave Macmillan's series, Genders and Sexualities in History, accommodates and fosters new approaches to historical research in the fields of genders and sexualities. The series promotes world-class scholarship, which concentrates upon the interconnected themes of genders, sexualities, religions/religiosity, civil society, politics and war.Historical studies of gender and sexuality have, until recently, been more or less disconnected fields. In recent years, historical analyses of genders and sexualities have synthesised, creating new departures in historiography. The additional connectedness of genders and sexualities with questions of religion, religiosity, development of civil societies, politics and the contexts of war and conflict is reflective of the movements in scholarship away from narrow history of science and scientific thought, and history of legal processes approaches, that have dominated these paradigms until recently. The series brings together scholarship from Contemporary, Modern, Early Modern, Medieval, Classical and Non-Western History. The series provides a diachronic forum for scholarship that incorporates new approaches to genders and sexualities in history.

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Section: Public Health As a Cultural And Religious Battlefieldmentioning

confidence: 99%