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"Albert the Great on Health, Disease, and Disability"

Updated: Jun 23, 2025

JANUARY 2025 - A two-day program was held from January 13-14, 2025, at the College for Social Sciences and Humanities, University Alliance Ruhr, Research Alliance, Lindenallee 39-41, 45127 Essen, Germany.


The program examined “Albert the Great on Health, Disease, and Disability.” Here is the list of presenters:


Henryk Anzulewicz (Albertus-Magnus-Institut), “Albert the Great’s Approach to Medicine”

Mario Loconsole (University of Salento), “Healing Metals? Alchemy and Medicine as Arts for Recovering Bodily Substances”

Görge Hasselhoff (TU Dortmund University), “Albert, the Rabbi, and the Balsam: On Some Strange Quotations”

Marilena Panarelli (University of Palermo), “The Notion of Complexional Form from Albert the Great’s De Vegetabilibus to Pharmacological Debates in the Medical School of Bologna”

Alessandro Palazzo (University of Trento), “Albert the Great on Fevers and other Diseases”

Amalia Cerrito (University of Trento), “Diseases, Defects, and Anomalies in the Embryological Process: Albert the Great and Virtus formative”

Keagan Brewer (Independent scholar), “Taking Care, Taking Control: Women’s Health-Care in the German Vernacular Translations of Ps.-Albert’s Secrets of Women

Irven M. Resnick (University of Tennessee - Chattanooga), “Animals as Natural Physicians and Sources of Health”





 
 
 

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