VI.—The Anglo-Belgian Basin

Anglo-saxon leechbooks.

Neurasthenia in Anglo-Indians

Anglo-Norman medicine

There is one part of the book, however, that may be of use for those considering further investigation into either Schaudinn's biography or the history of syphilis: 60 out of the 252 pages are devoted to a list of Schaudinn's works, most of which are summarized. In view of the time and labour the authors must have invested, and considering the potential of their expertise in the field, it is a ...

An Anglo-American medical lexicon.

As a dual US-EU citizen who grew up in America but underwent foundation and core medical training in London, I learnt to prescribe paracetamol instead of acetaminophen and was brilliant at directing patients to the lift instead of the elevator (or, as I called it my first few weeks in the UK, the “elevator-lift”). What I was not prepared for, however, was that, on returning to the US for a clin...

Anglo-saxon Others in the Spanish Imagination

This paper aims to contribute to contemporary research on Spanish images of Englishness and thus on cross-cultural otherness. More precisely, it seeks to identify and describe the composite image of Anglo-Saxon Others as portrayed in ten nineteenth century Spanish history books and to critically discuss the results. Despite Anglo-Saxon England being a marginal issue for nineteenth century Spani...