Parties d'ouvrages collectifs (1)
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Leclercq, V., & Deblon, V. (2021). The Material Culture of Cu/aring. In B. Majerus & J. Vandendriessche (Eds.), Medical Histories of Belgium. Manchester University Press.
Articles dans des revues avec comité de lecture (5)
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Vanderpelen, C., & Leclercq, V. (2022). Tendre le bras à la nation. Contribution à une histoire du geste vaccinal (Belgique, 1830–1900). Canadian journal of health history, 39(22), 340-368.
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Leclercq, V., & Vanderpelen, C. (2021). Vaccinatie: goddelijk of kwaadaardig? Wonderkamer,(3), 38-40.
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Leclercq, V., & Vandendriessche, J. (2018). Taking Scientists (More) Seriously. Isis, Vol. 109(1), 98-101.
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Leclercq, V. (2016). Langue de bois et vérités divines: pratiques de l’information à l’ère du paternalisme médical, Bruxelles, 1870-1930. Gesnerus, 73(1), 123-147.
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Leclercq, V. (2016). Langue de bois et vérités divines: Pratiques de l’information à l’ère du paternalisme médical, bruxelles, 1870–1930. Gesnerus, 73(1), 123-147. doi:10.1163/22977953-07301005
Rapports de recherche, comptes rendus, lettres à l'éditeur, working papers (1)
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Leclercq, V. (2015). American Homeopathic Psychiatry and the Promise of Patient-centered Asylum Care: The Middletown Homoeopathic State Hospital (1870-1910).
Participations à des congrès et colloques internationaux (7)
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Leclercq, V. (2021). What Religion does to the Brain: Ideological Consensus and Negotiations in the Nineteenth-Century Belgian Sciences of the Mind. Paper session presented at Meeting of the European Association for the History of Medicine and Health (7-10 September 2021: Leuven / on line).
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Leclercq, V. (2021). Religious Ideas and their Policing in Belgian Medical Journals (1850-1880). Paper session presented at European Social Science History Conference (2021: Leiden / on line).
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Leclercq, V. (2016). 'Rewarded by the Deepest Ungratefulness’: Patients’ Complaints and Directorial Enquiries in the Brussels Public Hospitals, 1870-1930. Paper session presented at New Perspectives in Modern European History – European Doctoral Workshop (1-2 July 2016: Brussels).
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Leclercq, V. (2016). Les usages du malade: Aspects « utilitaires » des interactions en milieu hospitalier, Bruxelles, 1870-1930. Paper session presented at Histoire des relations de santé aux XIXe et XXe siècles, 84th Congrès de l’ACFAS (11 mai 2016: Montréal).
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Leclercq, V. (2013). Writing and orality at the Brugmann Psychiatric Institute, Brussels, 1930-1970. Paper session presented at Social Science History Association, 38th Annual Meeting (21-24 novembre 2013: Chicago, IL (USA)).