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    Medieval Islamic Medicine

    In this podcast series Peter Pormann of Warwick's Department of Classics and Ancient History explores the history of medical theory and practice in the medieval Islamic world.

    1. Introduction to medieval Islamic medicine
    2. Medical inheritance - cultures and traditions of theory
    3. The translation movement - the spread of ideas
    4. Theory and practice - butchers or healers?
    5. Practitioners in society
    6. Medicine, magic and religion
    7. The medieval in the modern
    • For more information on this podcast contact Tom Abbott (t.abbott@warwick.ac.uk / 024 76574474)

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    The translation movement - the spread of ideas

    09:57, Tue 31 Jul 2007

    In this episode we explore the importance of the translation movement in defining a tradition of Islamic medicine in the medieval period.

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    Medieval Islamic Medicine

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    Classics and Ancient History

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