Medicine, Trade and Empire

Abstract

Foreword Introduction, Palmira Fontes da Costa Garcia de Orta in the context of the Sephardic diaspora, Jon Arrizabalaga Locating Garcia de Orta in the port city of Goa and the Indian Ocean world, Michael Pearson Garcia de Orta's Coloquios: context and afterlife of a dialogue, Ines G. Zupanov A 'pleasant banquet of words': therapeutic virtues and alimentary consumption in Garcia de Orta's Colloquies on the Simples and Drugs of India, Ines de Ornellas e Castro Between science and philology: taxonomy of errors in Garcia de Orta's Colloquies, Isabel Soler and Juan Pimentel Cultures of inquiry, myths of empire: natural history in colonial Goa, Hugh Cagle Trading in medical simples and developing the new science: de Orta and his contemporaries, Harold J. Cook Garcia de Orta and Amato Lusitano's views on Materia Medica: a comparative perspective, Antonio Manuel Lopes Andrade Figuring exotic nature in 16th-century Europe: Garcia de Orta and Carolus Clusius, Florike Egmond East Indies, West Indies: Garcia de Orta and the Spanish treatises on exotic Materia Medica, Jose Pardo Tomas 'Enduring echoes of Garcia de Orta': The Royal Hospital Gardens in Goa and evolving hybridization in Portuguese colonial medical culture, Timothy D. Walker Identity and the construction of memory in representations of Garcia de Orta, Palmira Fontes da Costa Afterword, Andrew Cunningham Index.

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