Hilfsmittel zur Forschung
Hier finden Sie einige Hilfsmittel, welche bei der Forschung zur Homöopathie hilfreich sein können. Neben einer Personenbibliographie (Datenbank) zum Lexikon deutschsprachiger Homöopathen, Regesten der Arzneimittelprüfungen und Tierversuche am Robert Bosch Krankenhaus, 191 –1978 (PDF) und einem Zeitschriften-Index (Datenbank) finden Sie hier Informationen sowie eine Liste der Mitglieder des International Network for the History of Homeopathy (INHH). Des weiteren homöopathische Organisationen in Deutschland und weltweit, Publikationen wie Bücher und Zeitschriften sowie weitere Online-Ressourcen.
Natürlich bietet auch unsere Bibliothek eine große Auswahl an Büchern zum Thema.
International Network for the History of Homeopathy (INHH)
The International Network for the History of Homeopathy (INHH) was founded in 1993. It is coordinated by Marion Baschin, Stuttgart. The network is supported by the European Association for the History of Medicine and Health.
The aim of the network is to facilitate international cooperation in the field of the history of homeopathy. One of its means is to enlist participants (see the list in the menu section). Every person with a scholarly interest in this field of research is invited to register. If you are interested in the network and wish to register, please send an email to marion.baschin@igm-bosch.de.
The aim of the network is to facilitate international cooperation in the field of the history of homeopathy. One of its means is to enlist participants (see the list in the menu section). Every person with a scholarly interest in this field of research is invited to register. If you are interested in the network and wish to register, please send an email to marion.baschin@igm-bosch.de.
The main activities of the network are international conferences. Most of the proceedings were published:
Joint sessions of network-members at the occasion of international conferences of other institutions like the Panamerican Homeopathic Congress in Ribeirão Preto, Brazil (2002) and in Montevideo (2005) complete these activities.