Date:
May 7th and 8th Place:Frederik Holts hus, room 072Lectures:
Christopher Gradmann Anne Kveim LieTUESDAY May 7th 2013
DAY 1 Room How and why to practice medical history 09.00-10.00 Introduction: History as a science and history of medicine as a subject. Reading: Tosh 10.00-11.00 Tools of the trade I: archival sources 11.00-12.00 Tools of the trade II: information sources 13.00-15.00 Why study medical history? Reading: Duffin 14.00-16.00 What’s the modern history of medicine about? Reading: Brandt/GardenerWEDNESDAY May 8th 2013
DAY 2 Room In-depth work: The history of Tuberculosis 09.00-09.45 Tuberculosis as an infectious disease Reading: Koch (Johnston provided as preparatory information) 10.00-12.00 Histories of tuberculosis Reading: Koch; Condrau, Barnes 13.00-14.30 Practical work: Identifying essential reading 14.45-16.00 Presentation of practical work, Evaluation of the PhD course