El antepasado de una pandemia: las sociedades occidentales ante la emergencia de la peste bubónica.

• Esteban Greif ^[1]
  1. [1] Universidad de Buenos Aires

     Universidad de Buenos Aires

     Argentina

     
• Localización: Trabajo y sociedad: Indagaciones sobre el empleo, la cultura y las prácticas políticas en sociedades segmentadas, ISSN-e 1514-6871, Nº. 35, 2020 (Ejemplar dedicado a: DOSSIER CORONAVIRUS: HECHOS Y TIEMPOS DE LA PANDEMIA), págs. 183-190
• Idioma: español
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  • Desde meados do século XX, as interpretações que associaram a história da medicina à evolução do confronto quase exclusivo entre médicos e doenças começaram a perder terreno.Em vez disso, apareceu uma série de leituras que, a partir da história social, tentavam entender esse fenômeno de maneira que poderia incluir os fatores intelectuais, econômicos e políticos de cada época e região.Dessa forma, emergiu um tipo de leitura - a chamada análise demográfica - que buscava não apenas a conexão entre medicina e saúde, mas também a que existe entre status social e saúde. Da mesma forma, começaram a surgir trabalhos que avaliavam o impacto das doenças nas sociedades e os tipos de respostas desenvolvidas em cada uma.Neste artigo, apresentamos uma breve visão geral dessas respostas às pandemias de peste bubônica no mundo da Europa Ocidental desde o final da Idade Média até o surgimento do mundo contemporâneo

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