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Pain as a Feminist Issue in Harriet Prescott Spofford’s “The Magnetic Patient” and Articles Written for Harper’s Bazar

European Journal of American Studies
This paper intends to expand the reach of Harriet Prescott Spofford criticism with an analysis of “The Magnetic Patient” (1869), one of numerous short stories published in Harper’s Bazar that have yet to receive any critical attention.
Maria Borland
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L’animal comme enjeu de luttes politiques et scientifiques : expérimentation et antivivisection sous la IIIe République (1880-1890)

Tr@jectoires, 2013
À partir d’une étude des propriétés sociales des groupes impliqués et d’une analyse de leurs productions symboliques respectives, on se propose avec cette contribution de revenir sur la mobilisation antivivisectionniste et sur les controverses élaborées ...
Fabien Carrié
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Introduction to special issues : Reading animals [PDF]

, 2000
This article is an introduction to a special issue of Worldviews.
Fudge, Erica
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Medicine, Crime and Realism in Ouida’s ‘Toxin’ (1895)

Humanities
In 1895, Ouida published a short story called ‘Toxin’ in the Illustrated London News which prompted an outraged response from the British medical establishment.
Louise Benson James
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The experience of biology, agriculture and health students at the Universidade Católica Dom Bosco regarding the use of animals in class practice [PDF]

Biotemas, 2005
The controversy arising in connection with the use of animals in practical classes has led to serious ethical discussions at universities in Brazil and around the world.
Adriana Odalia Rímoli, Mariana Coelho Mirault Pinto   +1 more
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Vivisection [PDF]

Nature, 1882
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Medical (Mal)Practice and the Illusion of Progress in Edward Berdoe’s St Bernard’s: The Romance of a Medical Student and Leonard Graham’s The Professor’s Wife: A Genealogical Analysis of Epistemological and Ethical Arguments in Two Late-Victorian Novels

Cahiers Victoriens et Edouardiens, 2019
Literature affords important insights into the impact of medical discoveries, and this essay discusses two late-Victorian novels that focus on the epistemological and ethical problems generated by medicine’s scientization: Edward Berdoe’s St Bernard’s ...
Adrian Tait
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Ibn Tufail as a SciArtist in the Treatise of Hayy Ibn Yaqzan [PDF]

Journal of Philosophical Investigations, 2017
Ibn Tufail as a scientist as well as an artist exposes the issues of human anatomy, autopsy, and vivisection and, thereby, could be regarded as a SciArtist. SciArt might be defined as a reciprocal relation between art and science.
Nadia Maftouni
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Ruling issued by the Appellate Court of Brescia and another conviction for the president, the director and the veterinarian of Green Hill for mistreatment and killing

Derecho Animal, 2017
On February 23rd, 2016 the Appellate Court of Brescia confirmed the conviction of three people, the president of Green Hill 2001 srl, a big factory of beagles used for vivisection, the director and the veterinary of the structure.
Carla Campanaro
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Politics and Charity [PDF]

, 2009
This article considers the turbulent relationship of charities and politics and debates whether there is a judicial move towards creating a more harmonious relationship between the two objects. The issues are considered in light of the Charities Act 2006
Chevalier-Watts, Juliet
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