¿Lo que más temían las mujeres?
Partos mortales y embarazos de riesgo en palacio y en casas de pobres (Siglo de Oro con incursiones contemporáneas)
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https://doi.org/10.25365/adv.2024.6.8527Keywords:
embarazo de riesgo, death in childbed, impact of epidemies on procreation, Hospital de los Desamparados, Valle del Tíetar, Almendral de la Cañada, Gavilanes, Isabel de Valois, Mariana de Austria, Margarita María Teresa de Austria, epidemiasAbstract
Our vision of maternal death in childbed is conditioned by sources which foreground vicissitudes in the lives of aristocrats.
Where testimonies deal with commoners, death seems to be much less frequent than could be expected. Possible reasons for this divergence between the spheres of the nobles and commoners will be discussed in this study. Moreover, it raises the question of the impact of epidemies and diseases on the course of pregnancy and birth.
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2024-02-12
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Aichinger, W. (2024) “¿Lo que más temían las mujeres? Partos mortales y embarazos de riesgo en palacio y en casas de pobres (Siglo de Oro con incursiones contemporáneas)”, Avisos de Viena. Vienna, Austria, 6, pp. 53–66. doi: 10.25365/adv.2024.6.8527.
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