Renaissance Science & Medicine aims to centralize online resources, news and information related to the history of scientific knowledge and practice in the long Renaissance (ca. 14th–17th centuries).
To this end, it aggregates the most recent posts from the academic blogosphere and Open Access networks, e.g., OpenEdition and Humanities Commons.
As a collaborative platform, it allows the members of the Renaissance Science and Medicine group on HCommons to share their own announcements about research activities and other relevant events.
Latest Posts
- [New Book] Bloody Numbers: The Early Atlantic Slave Trade and the Invention of Modern Corporeality
- [New Book] Learning to Cut: Surgical Training and Practice, 1450–1800
- [New Book] Beauty: The Body as Artefact · Historical Sources from Cicero to Goya
- [New Book] Astrologers at Work: Essays on the Practices and Techniques of Astrology in Memory of Helena Avelar
- [New Book] Plantation Knowledge: Agricultural Colonization, Exploitation, and Exchange Since 1500
- [New Book] The Cartographic Fool: Prints, Religion, and Visual Culture in Renaissance Europe
- [New Book] Gems and the New Science: Matter and Value in the Scientific Revolution
- [New Book] Galen’s Remedies in the Early Modern Period: Traditions, Theories, Transformations, and Trades (1400-1750)
- [New Book] Early Modern Bodies
- [New Book] Public Health in the Premodern World: Dynamic Balances
- [New Book] The State Drug: Theriac, Pharmacy, and Politics in Early Modern Italy
- [Special Issue] Early Modern Adaptations and Transformations of Aristotelian Natural Philosophy