HPS319H1 Lecture Notes - Faith Healing, Homeopathy, Tuberculous Cervical Lymphadenitis
12 Dec 2012
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Week 10 - medical practice and medical practitioners. Introduction: frames the topic, explains why it is interesting and the steps of your argument. Narrative: articulates your argument (what you want to argue for and bring evidence in support of your claims) Conclusion: draws attention to the implications of your claims- also point further development. Make sure to narrow down narrative a few decades is best, do not talk about a large area because makes it easier to. Possible to include pictures, captioned and relevance explained in the text. Important: provide reasons in support of your claims research. I will explore the protomedicato and its role in the creation and maintenance of medical authority. Research- look at relevant lecture notes and look at suggested readings! Primary source- very important and use it extensively- help to deal with primary source. Library. wellcom. ac. uk history of medicine library*great: history of medicine research guide links to journal articles. Relevant journals: bulletin of the history of medicine.
