Mariia Pirogovskaia. Miazmy, simptomy, uliki: zapakhi mezhdu meditsinoy i moral'yu v russkoy kul'ture vtoroi poloviny XIX veka. SPb.: Izdatel'stvo Evropeiskogo universiteta v Sankt-Peterburge, 2018
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Книга Марии Пироговской посвящена исследованию социальных факторов, определивших восприятие запахов и обонятельные нормы в российском обществе конца XIX – начала XX века. Пироговская на основании большого количества документов показала, как менялась социальная конфигурация чувствительности и почему чувство обоняния оказалось выдвинуто в публичное пространство, а различные запахи стали интерпретироваться как социальные факты. Книга представляет читателю взгляд социального ученого на то, как запахи организуют повседневные практики и обусловливают формирование институтов.
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Smells, Medical Anthropology, Russia, Institutes, Everyday Life
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