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Chronology of homeopathic history

Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 5:10 pm
by always.question
Working on various points of philosophy recently brought up a number of
questions on the history of homeopathic writings: who published what
when, within what context etc. Is there a chart or 'tree' of some sort
that would show the chronology and inter-relationship of
writings/writers, as a reference tool? Any info gratefully received.

SUSE

Re: Chronology of homeopathic history

Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 7:46 pm
by Shannon Nelson
Sounds like Julian Winston's "The Heritage of Homeopathic Literature"!
You might also enjoy looking at his website, www.julianwinston.com.
Shannon

Re: Chronology of homeopathic history

Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 9:28 pm
by Lynn Cremona
if you go to
http://www.wholehealthnow.com/
there is a link to a Homeopathy Time Line
from 1755 to the present time

then there's
Julian Winston's books:
The Heritage of Homeopathic Literature
The Faces of Homeopathy

Lynn

Re: Chronology of homeopathic history

Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 10:03 am
by Theresa Partington
Hello Suse

We did a time line with pictures in Homeopathy in Practice April 2003 in conjunction with an article on Burnett by Meg Brinton. That issue also featured a brief article on a copy of Lutze’s 6th edition that had turned up and one by Luise on the Q potencies (LMs to you and me).

There was also an article by Maggie Wallace ‘CORH: who are we and what are we doing?’ History *and* prophecy, eh?

You could order the whole journal from the ARH (08700 736339) or I could probably do a scan of the timeline page and forward if you wanted. Contact me privately.

Theresa