virus

ISSN	1605-7066
ISBN-13	978-3-7001-9280-0
Subject Area	Medical Humanities
Quality review	refereed - online
doi	10.1553/virus20

Elisabeth Dietrich-Daum, Marina Hilber, Elisabeth Lobenwein, Carlos Watzka

VIRUS. Beiträge zur Sozialgeschichte der Medizin Band 20. Schwerpunkt: Kulturgeschichte(n) der Impfung - Gesamt PDF

doi: 10.1553/virus20

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Inhaltsverzeichnis

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Elisabeth Dietrich-Daum, Marina Hilber, Elisabeth Lobenwein, Carlos Watzka

Editorial

page 009

doi: 10.1553/virus20s009

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Malte Thießen

Immunity as a Social Probe. Cultural- and Social Historical Perspectives on Vaccination in the 19th and 20th Centuries

page 019

doi: 10.1553/virus20s019

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Karel Černý

Protection from Smallpox before 1700: the “Buying of Pustules” in Early Modern Central Europe

page 041

doi: 10.1553/virus20s041

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Andreas Golob

The Preventive Fight Against Smallpox as Reflected in the Viennese Press. Probes from 1722 to 1812

page 055

doi: 10.1553/virus20s055

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Maren C. Biederbick

Medals as an Instrument of Vaccination Popularisation

page 079

doi: 10.1553/virus20s079

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Elke Hammer-Luza

“Does not get Vaccinated”. Resistance against Vaccinations in Styria in the First Half of the 19th Century

page 101

doi: 10.1553/virus20s101

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Elena Taddei

Aspects of Indirect Compulsion within Smallpox Vaccination in 19th Century Tyrol

page 131

doi: 10.1553/virus20s131

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Alois Unterkircher

The Photo Series from the “Königlich Bayerische Zentralimpfanstalt” in Munich (approx. 1914): Potential of a Visual “Cultural History of Vaccination”

page 147

doi: 10.1553/virus20s147

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Carlos Watzka

Smallpox Mortality and Vaccination in the Periphery: The Rollback of Variola in Bukovina during the 19th Century within the Context of Health Politics in the Habsburg Monarchy

page 167

doi: 10.1553/virus20s167

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Elisabeth Dietrich-Daum

Forcing Vaccination. Responsible Citizens and Defaulting Politicians in Vorarlberg's Poliomyelitis Epidemic of 1958

page 189

doi: 10.1553/virus20s189

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Annette Hinz-Wessels

Decision-making Processes in West German Health Policy during the Cold War: The Introduction of Oral Poliomyelitis Vaccine in the FRG in the Year the Berlin Wall was Built

page 213

doi: 10.1553/virus20s213

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Marina Hilber

Austrian Vaccine Diplomacy. A Cold War Mission against Poliomyelitis

page 237

doi: 10.1553/virus20s237

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María-Isabel Porras Gallo, María-Victoria Caballero

Different Strategies of Vaccination against Poliomyelitis in the European Region of the World Health Organization

page 257

doi: 10.1553/virus20s257

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Teresa Weber

Mandatory Vaccinations and Human Rights

page 293

doi: 10.1553/virus20s293

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Josef Hlade

Theodor Hahn’s (1824–1883) Medical Advisor Against Cholera from 1849. Parallels to the Current Alternative Medicine Debate?

page 307

doi: 10.1553/virus20s307

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Sophia Bauer

Textbooks and Scalpels. The History of Anatomical Teaching at the Viennese Faculty of Medicine (1845–1945)

page 317

doi: 10.1553/virus20s317

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Sabine Veits-Falk

Kay Peter Jankrift, Im Angesicht der „Pestilenz“. Seuchen in westfälischen und rheinischen Städten (1349–1600) (= Medizin, Gesellschaft und Geschichte Beiheft 72, Stuttgart 2020: Franz Steiner Verlag)

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Elena Taddei

Michael Stolberg, Gelehrte Medizin und ärztlicher Alltag in der Renaissance (Berlin–Boston 2021: DeGruyter Oldenbourg)

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Irmtraut Sahmland

Sabine Schlegelmilch, Ärztliche Praxis und sozialer Raum im 17. Jahrhundert. Johannes Magirus (1615–1697) (Wien–Köln–Weimar: Böhlau 2018)

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Christina Vanja

Elke Hammer-Luza, Im Arrest. Zucht-, Arbeits- und Strafhäuser in Graz (1700–1850) (= Mitteilungen des Instituts für Österreichische Geschichtsforschung Ergänzungsband 63, Forschungen zur geschichtlichen Landeskunde der Steiermark Band 83, Wien–Köln–Weimar 2019: Böhlau)

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