《兽类的照料：对16世纪英国兽医社会与文化的研究》

Louise Hill Curth | 2010 | ISBN: 900417995X | English | 190 pages | PDF | 7 MB

Series: History of Science and Medicine Library, 14

This book is about medical beliefs and practices for animals in early modern England. Although there are numerous texts on human health, this is the first to focus exclusively on animals during this period. For most academics, the foundation of the London Veterinary College in 1791 marks the beginning of 'modern' veterinary medicine, with the period before unworthy of serious study. In fact, there is ample evidence of how the importance of animals resulted in a highly complex system of both preventative and remedial care. This book is divided into sections which start by 'setting the scene' with an overview of animals in early modern England and the contemporary principles behind health and illness. It moves onto an examination of the medical marketplace and printed literature on animal health care, followed by an in-depth look at preventative and remedial methods. It ends by addressing the question of what impact, if any, new colleges had on veterinary beliefs and practices.

系列：科学与医学图书馆，第14册 这本书探讨了早期现代英格兰对动物的医疗信念和实践。尽管关于人类健康的文本众多，但这本书是首次专注于这一时期对动物的关注。对于大多数学者而言，在1791年建立伦敦兽医学院标志着“现代”兽医医学的开始，而在此之前的研究毫无意义。事实上，动物的重要性导致了既包括预防性又包括补救方法的高度复杂医疗体系。这本书分为几个部分，首先通过概述早期现代英格兰的动物及其背后的健康和疾病原则来“设定场景”。接着探讨医疗市场和关于动物保健的印刷文献，并对预防性和治疗性方法进行了深入研究。最后回答新学院是否及如何影响兽医信念与实践的问题。

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