Even before they were associated with the protozoan Plasmodium, malarial diseases were linked, both in the popular imagination and in medical theories, to a real 'ecological complex' characterised by elements present in the environment, animals, plants and man and his ways of living, dwelling, eating and working. In the context of a Palermo suburb at the end of the nineteenth century, repeatedly struck by 'intermittent fevers', the clear and widespread perception of these complex relationships between natural and social elements emerges.
Palermo, D. (2023). L’ACQUA FA PAURA: GESTIONE DEL TERRITORIO E SALUTE PUBBLICA NEL BORGO DI SANTA LUCIA DI PALERMO (1810-1811). MEDITERRANEA. RICERCHE STORICHE, XX(59), 551-574 [10.19229/1828-230X/59052023].
L’ACQUA FA PAURA: GESTIONE DEL TERRITORIO E SALUTE PUBBLICA NEL BORGO DI SANTA LUCIA DI PALERMO (1810-1811)
Palermo, Daniele
2023-01-01
Abstract
Even before they were associated with the protozoan Plasmodium, malarial diseases were linked, both in the popular imagination and in medical theories, to a real 'ecological complex' characterised by elements present in the environment, animals, plants and man and his ways of living, dwelling, eating and working. In the context of a Palermo suburb at the end of the nineteenth century, repeatedly struck by 'intermittent fevers', the clear and widespread perception of these complex relationships between natural and social elements emerges.
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