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Breve Historia de la Peste Negra.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
de la Torre, José Ignacio.
Series:
Breve Historia Series
Language:
Spanish
Subjects (All):
Black Death.
Epidemics.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (163 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Other Title:
Peste negra
Place of Publication:
Madrid : Ediciones Nowtilus, S.L., 2022.
Summary:
The book 'Breve Historia de la Peste Negra' by José Ignacio de la Torre Rodríguez offers a concise historical exploration of the Black Death, a devastating pandemic that significantly impacted Europe and other regions in the 14th century. It delves into the origins, spread, and societal consequences of the plague, drawing connections to other historical plagues and medical practices of the time. The author examines the role of religion, medicine, and public health measures in the classical world and their evolution into the Middle Ages. Intended for readers interested in medical history and historical pandemics, the book provides insights into how past societies dealt with widespread disease and the enduring legacies of these events. Generated by AI.
Contents:
Portada
Créditos
Índice
1. Las plagas en el Mundo Clásico
Galeno y la Peste de los Antoninos
La Peste de Cipriano
La Peste de Justiniano
Los problemas climáticos a partir de 535
La primera gran peste
Teorías sobre el origen de la peste bubónica
Mortalidad
Rebrotes
¿Y si no fue tan grave?
A modo de conclusión
2. La medicina medieval
La «oscura» Edad Media
Pecado, enfermedad, vejez y muerte
Santos y reliquias
Los hospitales medievales
El estudio de la medicina entre el monasterio y la universidad
Hildegarda von Bingen
3. Europa antes de la peste
La fragilidad del hombre del medievo
El clima: La pequeña edad de hielo
Alimentación
El hambre
La hambruna de 1315
La dieta
La guerra
La Tregua de Dios Generated by AI.
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ISBN:
9788413051840
8413051843
OCLC:
1432590800

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