Exploring Historical Perspectives on Women's Health in Eisenach

The chapter investigates the historical medical beliefs surrounding women's bodies, focusing on Johann Storsch's writings in 18th century Eisenach. It discusses the treatments and observations recorded by Storsch, shedding light on the prevailing understanding of women's health during that time. The chapter also delves into the approach of taking the pre-modern body seriously and compares historical perceptions of women's bodies in Eisenach to modern interpretations.