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Hist Cienc Saude Manguinhos ; 26(4): 1281-1297, 2019.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-31800842

ABSTRACT

The comparative approach has been advocated to overcome some flaws inherent to case studies. Here, the spread of homeopathy in the early nineteenth century is addressed through a comparison of the cases of Sweden and Brazil, where homeopathy met diametrically opposed fates. The parameters used for the comparison are the standard for studies on the early spread of homeopathy, such as the concept of the "introducer," and reception by the medical and academic community, the government, and society at large. The results suggest that analysis of contexts, determinants, and the interactions of practitioners and institutions representing different health care approaches, whether dominant or alternative, seems to provide a more accurate picture of different moments in the global history of medicine.


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Homeopathy/history , Attitude of Health Personnel/ethnology , Attitude to Health/ethnology , Brazil , Cross-Cultural Comparison , History, 19th Century , Physicians/history , Sweden
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Hist. ciênc. saúde-Manguinhos ; Hist. ciênc. saúde-Manguinhos;26(4): 1281-1297, out.-dez. 2019.
Article in English | LILACS | ID: biblio-1056269

ABSTRACT

Abstract The comparative approach has been advocated to overcome some flaws inherent to case studies. Here, the spread of homeopathy in the early nineteenth century is addressed through a comparison of the cases of Sweden and Brazil, where homeopathy met diametrically opposed fates. The parameters used for the comparison are the standard for studies on the early spread of homeopathy, such as the concept of the "introducer," and reception by the medical and academic community, the government, and society at large. The results suggest that analysis of contexts, determinants, and the interactions of practitioners and institutions representing different health care approaches, whether dominant or alternative, seems to provide a more accurate picture of different moments in the global history of medicine.


Resumo A abordagem comparativa foi adotada com o intuito de suplantar algumas falhas inerentes aos estudos de caso. Nela, a difusão da homeopatia no início do século XIX é tratada por meio de uma comparação entre casos da Suécia e do Brasil, onde a homeopatia encontrou destinos diametralmente opostos. Os parâmetros usados para a comparação são padrão para estudos sobre o início da expansão da homeopatia, como o conceito de "introdutor", e a aceitação por parte de governo, comunidades médica e acadêmica, e sociedade como um todo. Os resultados sugerem que a análise de contextos, de determinantes, e das interações de médicos e instituições representando diferentes perspectivas de tratamento médico, fossem elas dominantes ou alternativas, parecem oferecer uma análise mais precisa de diferentes momentos da história global da medicina.


Subject(s)
History, 19th Century , Homeopathy/history , Physicians/history , Sweden , Brazil , Attitude of Health Personnel/ethnology , Attitude to Health/ethnology , Cross-Cultural Comparison
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Hist. ciênc. saúde-Manguinhos ; 26(4): 1281-1297, out.-dez. 2019.
Article in English | HISA - History of Health | ID: his-44249

ABSTRACT

The comparative approach has been advocated to overcome some flaws inherent to case studies. Here, the spread of homeopathy in the early nineteenth century is addressed through a comparison of the cases of Sweden and Brazil, where homeopathy met diametrically opposed fates. The parameters used for the comparison are the standard for studies on the early spread of homeopathy, such as the concept of the “introducer,” and reception by the medical and academic community, the government, and society at large. The results suggest that analysis of contexts, determinants, and the interactions of practitioners and institutions representing different health care approaches, whether dominant or alternative, seems to provide a more accurate picture of different moments in the global history of medicine.


Subject(s)
History of Homeopathy , History of Medicine , Comparative Study , History, 19th Century
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Article in Alemão | HomeoIndex Homeopathy | ID: hom-7473

ABSTRACT

Homeopathy was introduced into Sweden in 1826 through Goran Wahlenberg (1780-1851), a plant-geographer at Uppsala University. Representatives of the Swedish medical academies have accused... (AU)


Subject(s)
History of Homeopathy , Sweden
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