Lisa Smith is Lecturer in Digital History at the University of Essex, UK.

[T]hese six volumes have taught us a great deal about cultural history from prehistory to the present … [A] great deal of profound and innovative knowledge is presented clearly. I therefore recommend every medical historian or healthcare professional to purchase this series in its entirety. After all, one cannot understand the present without knowledge of the past.

• Acknowledgements List of IllustrationsGeneral Editors’ Preface, Roger CooterIntroduction, Lisa Smith, Claudia Stein and Roger Cooter 1 Environment Erin Spinney2 Food Emma Spary3 Disease Lina Minous4 Animals Monica Mattfeld5 Objects Marieke Hendriksen6 Experiences Micheline Louis-Courvoisier7 Mind/Brain Claudia Stein and Roger Cooter8 Authority Angela HaasNotesBibliographyContributorsIndex

Lisa Smith is Lecturer in Digital History at the University of Essex, UK.

[T]hese six volumes have taught us a great deal about cultural history from prehistory to the present … [A] great deal of profound and innovative knowledge is presented clearly. I therefore recommend every medical historian or healthcare professional to purchase this series in its entirety. After all, one cannot understand the present without knowledge of the past.

• Acknowledgements List of IllustrationsGeneral Editors’ Preface, Roger CooterIntroduction, Lisa Smith, Claudia Stein and Roger Cooter 1 Environment Erin Spinney2 Food Emma Spary3 Disease Lina Minous4 Animals Monica Mattfeld5 Objects Marieke Hendriksen6 Experiences Micheline Louis-Courvoisier7 Mind/Brain Claudia Stein and Roger Cooter8 Authority Angela HaasNotesBibliographyContributorsIndex

Lisa Smith is Lecturer in Digital History at the University of Essex, UK.

[T]hese six volumes have taught us a great deal about cultural history from prehistory to the present … [A] great deal of profound and innovative knowledge is presented clearly. I therefore recommend every medical historian or healthcare professional to purchase this series in its entirety. After all, one cannot understand the present without knowledge of the past.

• Acknowledgements List of IllustrationsGeneral Editors’ Preface, Roger CooterIntroduction, Lisa Smith, Claudia Stein and Roger Cooter 1 Environment Erin Spinney2 Food Emma Spary3 Disease Lina Minous4 Animals Monica Mattfeld5 Objects Marieke Hendriksen6 Experiences Micheline Louis-Courvoisier7 Mind/Brain Claudia Stein and Roger Cooter8 Authority Angela HaasNotesBibliographyContributorsIndex