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[The physical body and the political body: analysis of the social history of medicine (16th-17th centuries)].

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  • 1. Dipartimento di discipline storiche, artistiche e geografiche, Università degli Studi di Verona, Via San Francesco 22, 37129 Verona, Italy.
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History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences, 01 Jan 2003, 25(4):501-513Language:fre
PMID: 15651269 

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This paper offers an analysis of the analogies between the physical and the political body during the Sixteenth and the Seventeenth centuries. Focusing on a meaningful pattern of medical, legal and political treatises, this study aims to outline the deep roots of an organic image of the human society widespread until the Englightenment and the crisis of the Old Regime.

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