Epidemics and Society: From the Black Death to the Present (The Open Yale Courses Series)
Frank M. Snowden explores the history of epidemics and their connections to society, tracing the subject from the Black Death to the present. Part of The Open Yale Courses Series, this accessible volume introduces the historical and social dimensions of infectious disease.
About This Book
Epidemics and Society examines the relationship between infectious disease and human communities across history.
Spanning the Black Death to the present, the book places epidemics within a broad historical and social context.
Written by Frank M. Snowden, it is part of The Open Yale Courses Series.
This volume offers an accessible introduction to the historical study of epidemics and their significance for society.
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