Contents

pp v-vi

Foreword

pp vii-viii

Preface

pp ix-x

Circulation of Knowledge in the Baltic Sea Region: An Introduction

pp 1-12

Part One - Transfers of Medical Knowledge Across the Baltic Sea

pp 13-14

1 - Gym Machines and the Migration of Medical Knowledge in the Nineteenth Century

pp 15-40

2 - Gynecological Massage: Gender, Conflict, and the Transfer of Knowledge in Medicine during the Fin de Siècle

pp 41-62

3 - Worlds Unexplored: Medicine in Stettin, 1800–1945

pp 63-86

4 - Smallpox in Malmö, Sweden, 1932: Disputed Knowledge of Infection, Contagion, and Vaccination in the Baltic Sea Region

pp 87-112

5 - The Politicization of the Temperance Movement in Pre-independence Estonia

pp 113-132

Part Two - Bridging the Baltic: Comparative Studies

pp 133-134

6 - Network Transfer: Paul Ehrlich and German-Scandinavian Scientific Relationships around 1900

pp 135-167

7 - Dorpat University in the Late Nineteenth Century as a Transit Space for Psychiatric Knowledge: The Example of Emil Kraepelin and His Conceptualization of Melancholia

pp 168-185

8 - Sanatorium Narratives from the Baltic Sea Region and Early Signs of the Pathographical Genre: The Case of Harriet Löwenhjelm

pp 186-202

9 - Biobanking at the Baltic Sea: An Analysis of the Swedish, Estonian, and German Approaches

pp 203-228

10 - The Simultaneous Embedment and Disembedment of Biomedicine: Intercorporeality and Patient Interaction at Hemodialysis Units in Riga and Stockholm

pp 229-248

Notes on Contributors

pp 249-250

Index

pp 251-260