Perilous Modernity collects essays on the idea of modern science and medicine in the Ottoman Empire during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
| Title | : | Perilous Modernity: History of Medicine in the Ottoman Empire and the Middle East from the 19th Century Onwards |
| Author | : | Anne Marie Moulin |
| Language | : | en |
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Despite considerable amount of historical research, predominantly dealing with the this perilous duality reveals the ethical double bind which seems to be inherent to doctors and modernity: how medical experiments turned to metap.
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