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[Remarks on homeopathy and therapeutic nihilism in the medical biography of Józef Dietl]

Aleksandra Wejman-Sowińska

Journal Article: Archiwum historii i filozofii medycyny / Polskii Towarzystwo Historii Medycyny i Farmacji 02/2004; 67(2-4):121-37.

Abstract

Józef Dietl was for a time interested in homeopathy that became a germ for progressive turn in the conventional medicine in the second half of the 19th century and it have even a certain influence on Dietl's views. The paper tries to trace this influence in the therapeutic nihilism attributed to Dietl and indicates that in the Polish historiography there has been a tendency to pass over in silence the homeopathic train in the medical image of the eminent personage.

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Keywords

19th century
 
certain influence
 
conventional medicine
 
eminent personage
 
homeopathic train
 
Józef Dietl
 
medical image
 
therapeutic nihilism