Mörgeli C, Blaser A
Gesnerus. 1989;46 PT 1-2(1-2):45-53.
In 1951 Henry E. Sigerist (1891-1957) wrote a manuscript paper on the structure of lectures on medical history. In this paper, which has remained unpublished yet, Sigerist's considerations are based on many years of experience in teaching in Leipzig and Baltimore. According to him, a lively medical history must always refer to current medicine. Furthermore, it should try to bridge the gulf between the arts, the social and the natural sciences. His proposal for a possible schedule includes an introductory course of lectures into medicine for beginners and a course on the history of medicine for advanced students. Lectures on medical ethics and sociology of medicine are also part of his programme. Finally, Sigerist stresses the fact that, in addition to these four lecture courses, seminars and a colloquy may provide students with the possibility of working on a specific subject in more detail.
1951年，亨利·E·西格里斯（1891 - 1957）撰写了一篇关于医学史讲座结构的手稿论文。在这篇尚未发表的论文中，西格里斯的思考基于他在莱比锡和巴尔的摩多年的教学经验。据他所言，生动的医学史必须始终关联当代医学。此外，它应努力弥合艺术、社会科学与自然科学之间的鸿沟。他提出的一种可能的课程安排包括为初学者开设的医学入门讲座课程以及为高年级学生开设的医学史课程。医学伦理学和医学社会学讲座也是他课程计划的一部分。最后，西格里斯强调，除了这四门讲座课程外，研讨会和座谈会可为学生提供更详细研究特定主题的机会。
