Vol. 6 • n. 3 • Nov. 1999 – Feb. 2000

ANALYSIS Tuberculosis in Argentinean literature: three examples in novels, short stories, and poetry Adrián Carlos Alfredo Carbonetti abstract The anthropology of disease and of the diseased: perceptions and life strategies adopted by tuberculosis patients Claudio Bertolli Filho abstract The entire life that might have been but was not: the story of a poet with pulmonary phthisis Ângela Pôrto abstract History and medicine: the inheritance of an age-old paradigm Maria Helena Cabral abstract Sanitary battles and scientific clashes: Emílio Ribas and yellow fever in São Paulo Marta de Almeida abstract The paradigm of historical epistemology: Thomas Kuhn’s contribution Ronaldo Ribeiro Jacobina abstract Teaching social sciences at a medical school: the story of one course (1965-90) Everardo Duarte Nunes abstract To the mad, the doctors: the fight for medicalization of the mental institution and the construction of psychiatry in Rio Grande do Sul Yonissa Marmitt Wadi abstract IMAGES Medieval chorography and Renaissance cartography: iconographic testimonies of two worldviews Isabel Noronha text in portuguese DEBATE The integration of epidemiology and anthropology Angela Maria Jourdan Gadelha, Carlos E. A. Coimbra Jr., Eduardo Navarro Stotz, Luís David Castiel, Zulmira de Araújo Hartz, Dina Czeresnia (coord.)  text in portuguese BOOKS & NETWORKS As barbas do imperador: dom Pedro II, um monarca nos trópicos byLilia Moritz Schwarcz • reviewed by Marcus Vinicius de Freitas text in portuguese Velhice ou Terceira Idade? byMyriam Moraes Lins de Barros (org.) • reviewed by Neiva Vieira da Cunha text in portuguese Saúde e democracia: a luta do Cebes bySonia Fleury (org.) • reviewed by Cristina M. Oliveira Fonseca text in portuguese THESES text in portuguese