EBSEES: Beer, D. - 'The hygiene of souls': languages of illness and contagion in late Imperial and early Soviet Russia.

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ID	94658
Author(s)	Beer, D.
Title	'The hygiene of souls': languages of illness and contagion in late Imperial and early Soviet Russia.
Year	2002
Place	PhD Thesis of the University of Cambridge
Language(s)	English
Subjects	Russian Language Russia / Medicine [Browse all] Soviet Union / Medicine [Browse all]
Medium	book
Holdings	Search WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

	In health and in sickness. Pharmacy, pharmacists, and the pharmaceutical industry in late imperial, early Soviet Russia / Schaeffer Conroy, Mary
	The social meanings of swearing: workers and bad language in late Imperial and early Soviet Russia / Smith, S.A.
	Women and crime in late Imperial Russia / Thiele, E.V.
	Suicide and civilization in late imperial Russia / Morrissey, Susan K.
	Late imperial Russia, 1890-1917 / Hutchinson, John F.
	National identity and the emergence of the sports movement in late Imperial Russia / Windhausen, John D.
	Criminal punishment and Europeanization in late imperial Russia / Daly, Jonathan W.

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'The hygiene of souls': languages of illness and contagion in late Imperial and early Soviet Russia.