Prof. Dr. Dietrich von Engelhardt

Alfried Krupp Senior Fellow
 
 
Born 1941 in Göttingen

Studied History, Philosophy and Slavonic Philology in Tübingen, München und Heidelberg

Director emeritus of the Institute for the History of Medicine and Science at the University of Lübeck
 
 
Medicine in the Romantic Age
 
The tendency to separate Medicine, Philosophy, the sciences and the humanities, already present at the beginning of the Modern Age and particularly increasing in the 18th century, was confronted around 1800 once again by attempts to provide a philosophical basis for medical theory and therapeutic practice. The medicine of that period will be described and interpreted on the basis of contemporary sources and also compared with modern medical developments and problems from an ethical and theoretical point of view. Altogether this study is intended to present a fascinating period in European cultural and medical history which does not only deserve historical interest but is also important in our time: for the understanding of health and disease, of therapy and doctor-patent relationships, of medicine as a science and as an art.
13/02/12 Features and Functions of Human gamma/delta T-Cells
Vortragsreihe „Molekulare Mechanismen elementarer Lebensprozesse“
17/02/12 Fachtagung "Auswirkungen des demografischen Wandels auf die Grundbedürfnissicherung der Bevölkerung in Vorpommern unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der kinder- und jugendmedizinischen Versorgung im Landkreis Vorpommern-Greifswald"
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