Influencias recíprocas entre la ginecología y obstetricia europea y la indígena en Uruguay

Knowledge about the kind of medicine practiced by the illiterate ethnic groups dwelling in the extension of what I now Uruguay, comes from chronicles written by the Spanish conquerors and some naturalists of other nations. Ethnic medical notions attributed the origin of diseases to supernatural powe...

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Main Author: José Enrique Pons
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Language:Spanish
Published: Groupe de Recherche Amérique Latine Histoire et Mémoire 2020-12-01
Series:Les Cahiers ALHIM
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/alhim/8983
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description Knowledge about the kind of medicine practiced by the illiterate ethnic groups dwelling in the extension of what I now Uruguay, comes from chronicles written by the Spanish conquerors and some naturalists of other nations. Ethnic medical notions attributed the origin of diseases to supernatural powers, and therapeutic resources were mainly herbal. When Spanish conquerors occupied the territory, they adopted many of the indigenous therapeutic resources for lack of other means, but eventually a slow Europeanization started developing, though native criteria remained for a long while. Lastly, during the late nineteenth century, Uruguayan medicine became westernized, though some native customs rooted in indigenous traditions are still observed in rural areas.
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spelling doaj-art-518995a3028a4900bb7d3178980d0edb2025-01-10T14:54:55ZspaGroupe de Recherche Amérique Latine Histoire et MémoireLes Cahiers ALHIM1628-67311777-51752020-12-014010.4000/alhim.8983Influencias recíprocas entre la ginecología y obstetricia europea y la indígena en UruguayJosé Enrique PonsKnowledge about the kind of medicine practiced by the illiterate ethnic groups dwelling in the extension of what I now Uruguay, comes from chronicles written by the Spanish conquerors and some naturalists of other nations. Ethnic medical notions attributed the origin of diseases to supernatural powers, and therapeutic resources were mainly herbal. When Spanish conquerors occupied the territory, they adopted many of the indigenous therapeutic resources for lack of other means, but eventually a slow Europeanization started developing, though native criteria remained for a long while. Lastly, during the late nineteenth century, Uruguayan medicine became westernized, though some native customs rooted in indigenous traditions are still observed in rural areas.https://journals.openedition.org/alhim/8983indigenous medicinecultural transplantgynecologyobstetrics
spellingShingle José Enrique Pons
Influencias recíprocas entre la ginecología y obstetricia europea y la indígena en Uruguay
Les Cahiers ALHIM
indigenous medicine
cultural transplant
gynecology
obstetrics
title Influencias recíprocas entre la ginecología y obstetricia europea y la indígena en Uruguay
title_full Influencias recíprocas entre la ginecología y obstetricia europea y la indígena en Uruguay
title_fullStr Influencias recíprocas entre la ginecología y obstetricia europea y la indígena en Uruguay
title_full_unstemmed Influencias recíprocas entre la ginecología y obstetricia europea y la indígena en Uruguay
title_short Influencias recíprocas entre la ginecología y obstetricia europea y la indígena en Uruguay
title_sort influencias reciprocas entre la ginecologia y obstetricia europea y la indigena en uruguay
topic indigenous medicine
cultural transplant
gynecology
obstetrics
url https://journals.openedition.org/alhim/8983
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