Reading: Bygone theatres of events: A history of human anatomy and dissection

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Abstract

1 INTRODUCTION

2 THE ORIGINS OF ANATOMY AND ANATOMICAL DISSECTION

3 ANATOMICAL DISSECTION’S DISAPPEARANCE, GALEN’S ANATOMY, AND MIDDLE EASTERN SCHOLARSHIP

4 THE RESURGENCE OF HUMAN DISSECTION IN EUROPE’S LATE MIDDLE AGES

5 CADAVERIC DISSECTION AND ANATOMICAL THEATRES OF THE RENAISSANCE

6 CADAVERIC DEMAND AND SHORTFALL IN THE 18TH CENTURY CE

7 THE RESURRECTIONISTS, PUBLIC DISTRUST, AND THE ANATOMY ACT

8 ANATOMY AND ANATOMICAL DISSECTION IN THE 20TH AND EARLY 21ST CENTURIES CE

9 CONCLUSION

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

CONFLICT OF INTEREST

PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE MATERIAL FROM OTHER SOURCES