Emotions, Imagination and Surgery: Wounded Warriors in the Work of Ambroise Paré and Johan van Beverwijck
Emotions, Imagination and Surgery: Wounded Warriors in the Work of Ambroise Paré and Johan van Beverwijck
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情感、想象力和手术：Ambroise Paré 和 Johan van Beverwijck 作品中的受伤战士
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10.1057/978-1-137-56490-0_4
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2016
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B. Noak
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B. Noak
正如诺克所说，对身体系统中激情和想象力的力量的认识，以及它们对治疗过程的影响，在早期现代外科医生的工作中发挥了重要作用。这挑战了战场情绪在现代早期不那么重要的印象。Noak以Ambroise par<s:1>(1510-1590)关于激情对病人状况的影响的观点为出发点。就像希波克拉底学派的作者和盖伦一样，他深信身体和心理健康之间有着密切的关系。作者利用par<s:1>的观点，将荷兰医生约翰·范·贝弗维克（1594-1647）的观点置于语境中，他和其他许多人一样，受到par<s:1>的影响。Van Beverwijck看到了医学科学和军事理论之间的紧密联系，他甚至将军事医学与对精神力量的信仰联系起来。
As Noak shows, the awareness of the power of passions and imagination in the bodily system and their influence on the process of healing played an important role in the work of early modern surgeons. This challenges the impression that battlefield emotions were a less important item in early modern times. Noak uses the ideas of Ambroise Paré (1510–1590) about the impact of passions on the conditions of the patients as a starting point. Like the Hippocratic writers and Galen, he was convinced about the strong relationship between physical and mental health. The author uses Paré’s ideas to contextualise the ideas of Johan van Beverwijck (1594–1647), a Dutch physician, who was, as so many others, influenced by Paré. Van Beverwijck sees a strong relationship between the science of medicine and military theory and he even links military medicine with the belief in the force of spiritual powers.