Julia Reed is a visiting research fellow in the “Experience in the Premodern Sciences of Soul & Body ca. 800–1650” group, researching early modern European medicine during the Christian reformations. She works on the histories of Christianity and medicine, particularly concerning the knowledge of, and care for, the embodied soul and the ensouled body.
Projekte
Past Events
Reading Group
Nerves: A Preparation for, and Companion, to the New Working Group: “Knowing Nerves: From Animal Spirits to Neural Nets"
MOREReading Group
Scientific Experience and the Scientific Expert II: The “Layperson,” “Common Person,” “Public,” “Non-Elite,” “Non-Scientist”
MOREReading Group
Scientific Experience and the Scientific Expert I: The Scientist
MOREReading Group
The Senses in Science and the Sciences of the Senses II: Loss or Lack of Sense and Sensations
MOREReading Group
The Senses in Science and the Sciences of the Senses I: Taste, Tasting, and Having Taste
MOREReading Group
Experience as a Category of Analysis in Historical Epistemology
MOREResearch Colloquium
Reforming Medicine, ca. 1500–1700
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