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Scientific Experimentation With Humans Has A Long History. Combining Elements Of History Of Science With History Of Medicine, The Uses Of Humans In Experiment Illustrates How Humans Have Grappled With Issues Of Consent, And How Scientists Have Balanced Experience With Empiricism To Achieve Insights For Scientific As Well As Clinical Progress. The Modern Incarnation Of Ethics Has Often Been Considered A Product Of The Second Half Of The Twentieth Century, As Enshrined In International Laws And Codes, But These Authors Remind Us That This Territory Has Long Been Debated, Considered, And Revisited As A Fundamental Part Of The Scientific Enterprise That Privileges Humans As Ideal Subjects For Advancing Research--provided By Publisher. The Hermaphrodite Of Charing Cross / Anita Guerrini -- Galvanic Humans / Rob Iliffe -- The Subject As Instrument : Galvanic Experiments, Organic Apparatus And Problems Of Calibration / Joan Steigerwald -- Shocking Subjects : Human Experiments And The Material Culture Of Medical Electricity In Eighteenth-century England / Paola Bertucci -- Pneumatic Chemistry, Self-experimentation And The Burden Of Revolution, 1780-1805 / Larry Stewart -- Food Fights : Hum

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Author

Erika Dyck, Larry Stewart (eds.)

Publisher

Brill | Rodopi

Published

2016

Language

EN

ISBN

9789004286719

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Medical, Philosophy