Medicina popular y plantas curativas. Bibliografía crítica ( 1883-1988)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/rdtp.1990.v45.i1.212Abstract
Studies of folk medicine began ar the end of the nineteenth century in Scotland when William George Black published his book Folk Medicine in 1883. Ar about the same time similar studies began ro proliferare in rhe rest of Europe, slowly encouraging the growth of this facer of the recently created science of folklore. This arride presents a bibliographic commentary on a large number of works dealing with the analysis of folk medicine from various European countries, specifically concentraring on those from Spain and Portugal, from their early beginnings up until 1988.
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