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] Pastoral’s End: Art, Ecology, and Catastrophe in Renaissance Italy
- [New Book] The Reception of Ancient Philosophers in Early Modern France
- [New Book] Deprived of Sense and Intellect: Insanity, Possession, and Diagnosis in Medieval Europe
- [New Book] Useful Nature(s): Science, Pedagogy and the Power of Youth in Early Modern Central Europe
- [New Book] The Wonders of Childbirth: Giving Life between the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period
- [New Book] The Sense of Touch: Medieval and Modern Debates in Philosophy and Science
- [New Book] Culture and Environment in the Early French Caribbean
- [New Book] New World Calculation: The Making of Numbers in Colonial America
- [New Book] Delivering Knowledge: Jewish Midwives and Hidden Healing in Early Modern Europe
- [New Book] Imagination and Performing Bodies
- [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