51 research outputs found
Recensie van 'Geschiedenis maken. Liber Amicorum Herman Balthazar' door Gita Deneckere en Bruno De Wever (eds.)
Get PDFParticulier bezit in het museumtijdperk: bezoek aan privé-verzamelingen in België, circa 1830-1914
Get PDFNys Liesbet. Particulier bezit in het museumtijdperk. Bezoek aan privé-verzamelingen in België, circa 1830-1914. In: Revue belge de philologie et d'histoire, tome 83, fasc. 2, 2005. Histoire médiévale, moderne et contemporaine - Middeleeuwse, moderne en hedendaagse geschiedenis. pp. 453-478
Smeerlapperij uit la Ville-Lumière: Belgische filmcritici over de Franse film, 1930-1944
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Th. Coomans, J. De Maeyer (eds.), The Revival of Medieval Illumination. Ninetheenth-Century Belgium Manuscripts and Illuminations from a European Perspective. Renaissance de l'enluminure médiévale. Manuscrits et enluminures belges du XIXe siècle et leur contexte européen
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De ruiters van de Apocalyps: 'alcoholisme, tuberculose, syfilis' en degeneratie in medische kringen, 1870-1940
No full textCoomans, Th., Maeyer, J. De (eds.), The revival of medieval illumination: nineteenth-century Belgium manuscripts and illuminations from a European perspective. Rennaissance de l'enluminure médiévale: manuscrits et enluminures belges du XIXe siècle et leur contexte européen (KADOC Artes 8 ; Leuven: Leuven University Press, 2007)
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De Ruiters van de Apocalyps: 'Alcoholisme, tuberculose, syfilis' en degeneratie in medisch België, circa 1870-1940
No full textAt the end of the nineteenth and in the beginning of the twentieth century alcoholism, tuberculosis and venereal diseases were often considered to be the three great plagues of mankind. All kinds of connections were supposed to exist between these three diseases, to such an extent that one could speak of an alcoholism-tuberculosis-syphillis triangle or topos. This article deals with the way Belgian doctors perceived these connections and draws attention to the important role they assigned to alehouses and prostitutes in this respect. It also reveals the fears of physical and moral decadence and degeneration behind the triangular association, as well as its social and political consequences
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