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Insects Hygiene And History J R Busvine

Name: Insects Hygiene And History J R Busvine
SKU: BELL-50235572
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (94 reviews)

SKU: BELL-50235572

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Publisher: Bloomsbury Academic

File Extension: PDF

File size: 87.57 MB

Author: J. R. Busvine

ISBN: 9781474241762, 9781474284868, 147424176X, 1474284868

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Insects Hygiene And History J R Busvine by J. R. Busvine 9781474241762, 9781474284868, 147424176X, 1474284868 instant download after payment.

Busvine's introductory account of the evolutionary histories of insects and mites leads on to a fascinating study of human reactions to ectoparasites. It shows how the extent of man's curiosity about them and references to their prevalence provide a continuous commentary both on the history of biological science from Aristotle to the present day and on the modes and manners of ages past. Subjects of ribald verse, quack medicine and morbid imagination as well as literary symbols of piety, love and human insignificance, this is also the history of how medicine discovered that ectoparasites acted as transmitters for epidemic diseases.