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Stella Fatović‐Ferenčić

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ID6417659
NAMEStella Fatović‐Ferenčić
GIVEN NAMESStella
FAMILY NAMEFatović‐Ferenčić
SIGNATUREFERENČIĆ S F
AFFILIATIONSCroatian Academy of Sciences and Arts
ORCID0000-0001-9637-4792
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2006
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX1
  • Zbirka narodne medicine

    Open Access•Silvija Brkić Midžić, Stella Fatović‐Ferenčić•ARTICLE•Studia lexicographica•2026

    Sustavnije proučavanje narodne medicine u liječničkim krugovima odvijalo se isprva u redovima liječnika koji su razvijali interes spram povijesti medicine. Pionirska nastojanja u tom smislu pripisuju se Luji Thalleru, pioniru povijesti medicine kao akademske i istraživačke discipline. Bio je predsjednik Sekcije za povijest medicine Zbora liječnika Hrvatske, utemeljene na njegov poticaj 1936., u kojoj se okupljali njegovi istomišljenici i sljedben…

  • Suradnja Andrije Štampara i Mirka Dražena Grmeka na uspostavljanju povijesti znanosti u Hrvatskoj

    Open Access•Stella Fatović‐Ferenčić, Vjekoslav Jerolimov•ARTICLE•Studia lexicographica•2026

    U radu je prikazana uloga Andrije Štampara (1888–1958) i Mirka Dražena Grmeka (1924–2000) u institucionalizaciji i profesionalizaciji povijesti medicine/znanosti u Hrvatskoj. Na temelju Ljetopisa Jugoslavenske (danas Hrvatske) akademije znanosti i umjetnosti za razdoblje od 1950. do 1958., skripta (1953, 1957) i priručnika kolegija Uvod u medicinu (1961, 1971, 1996) te sekundarne literature, istražili smo karakter njihova odnosa. Utvrdili smo da …

  • We Live in a Wagon Never Going Anywhere

    Stella Fatović‐Ferenčić, Martin Kuhar•ARTICLE•Photography and Culture•2022•References: 5

    The collection of Vladimir Ćepulić’s photographs named The Housing Misery in Zagreb, with wagon apartments as one of its main themes, documents the perception of tuberculosis, particularly its epidemiological aspect, between the two world wars. The representation of tuberculosis as a threat is realized in these photographs through the demonstration of dire housing conditions in which parts of Zagreb’s poverty-stricken population resided. Ćepulić’…

  • A Profession in Conflict

    Martin Kuhar, Stella Fatović‐Ferenčić•ARTICLE•Central Europe•2020

    This paper will elaborate the impact of social, political and economic processes on the formation and development of the pharmaceutical profession in Croatia until the end of the Second World War. Political axes and dominant economic theories shaped a complex history of interactions between the pharmaceutical profession and state structures, dramatically polarizing the profession into interest groups. The paper will focus on the conflicts which a…

  • A Tortured Nation Gave Birth to a Lunatic’

    Open Access•Stella Fatović‐Ferenčić, Stella Fatović-Ferenčić et al.•ARTICLE•Social History of Medicine•2019

    In spring 1912, 25-year-old lawyer Luka Jukić tried to assassinate the Croatian Ban and Royal Commissioner Slavko Cuvaj. This article focuses on several aspects of the trial against Jukić: first, on analysing the impact of Cesare Lombroso’s criminology in Croatia; second, on the testimony by forensic psychiatrist Ivo Žirovčić, who controversially claimed that Jukić was sane; third, on unmasking the techniques and manipulations by the media, the r…

  • ‘They accused me of strangling her’

    Open Access•Martin Kuhar, Stella Fatović‐Ferenčić et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•2017

    Nineteenth-century psychiatry shifted its focus to the brain as the seat of mental disorders. With a new understanding of mental disorders arose the need to consult forensic psychiatrists in cases of criminal acts committed by persons with mental illness. This article focuses on three murders committed by ‘epileptics’ at the end of the nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth centuries in Croatia. An analysis of these cases will help to situ…

  • I am living in my own corpse”—the experience of tuberculosis in poems by A B Šimić

    M‐A Dürrigl, M-A Dürrigl et al.•ARTICLE•Medical Humanities•2006•Cited by: 1

    This paper focuses on seven poems dealing with various aspects of his experience of tuberculosis and uncovers different shades of poetic self within his verses: the notions of self transforming from a helpless child to a ghostly, transparent creature in the secluded world of a hospital ward, and to decaying flesh and "living in a cadaver" are pinpointed. Poetry as creation is the opposite of physical demise; in poetry Šimić finds escape not from …

  • I am living in my own corpse”—the experience of tuberculosis in poems by A B Šimić

    M‐A Dürrigl, M-A Dürrigl et al.•ARTICLE•Medical Humanities•2006•Cited by: 1

    This paper focuses on seven poems dealing with various aspects of his experience of tuberculosis and uncovers different shades of poetic self within his verses: the notions of self transforming from a helpless child to a ghostly, transparent creature in the secluded world of a hospital ward, and to decaying flesh and "living in a cadaver" are pinpointed. Poetry as creation is the opposite of physical demise; in poetry Šimić finds escape not from …

  • I am living in my own corpse”—the experience of tuberculosis in poems by A B Šimić

    M‐A Dürrigl, M-A Dürrigl et al.•ARTICLE•Medical Humanities•2006•Cited by: 1

    This paper focuses on seven poems dealing with various aspects of his experience of tuberculosis and uncovers different shades of poetic self within his verses: the notions of self transforming from a helpless child to a ghostly, transparent creature in the secluded world of a hospital ward, and to decaying flesh and "living in a cadaver" are pinpointed. Poetry as creation is the opposite of physical demise; in poetry Šimić finds escape not from …

  • ‘They accused me of strangling her’

    Open Access•Martin Kuhar, Stella Fatović‐Ferenčić et al.•ARTICLE•History of Psychiatry•2017

    Nineteenth-century psychiatry shifted its focus to the brain as the seat of mental disorders. With a new understanding of mental disorders arose the need to consult forensic psychiatrists in cases of criminal acts committed by persons with mental illness. This article focuses on three murders committed by ‘epileptics’ at the end of the nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth centuries in Croatia. An analysis of these cases will help to situ…

  • A Tortured Nation Gave Birth to a Lunatic’

    Open Access•Stella Fatović‐Ferenčić, Stella Fatović-Ferenčić et al.•ARTICLE•Social History of Medicine•2019

    In spring 1912, 25-year-old lawyer Luka Jukić tried to assassinate the Croatian Ban and Royal Commissioner Slavko Cuvaj. This article focuses on several aspects of the trial against Jukić: first, on analysing the impact of Cesare Lombroso’s criminology in Croatia; second, on the testimony by forensic psychiatrist Ivo Žirovčić, who controversially claimed that Jukić was sane; third, on unmasking the techniques and manipulations by the media, the r…

  • A Profession in Conflict

    Martin Kuhar, Stella Fatović‐Ferenčić•ARTICLE•Central Europe•2020

    This paper will elaborate the impact of social, political and economic processes on the formation and development of the pharmaceutical profession in Croatia until the end of the Second World War. Political axes and dominant economic theories shaped a complex history of interactions between the pharmaceutical profession and state structures, dramatically polarizing the profession into interest groups. The paper will focus on the conflicts which a…

  • We Live in a Wagon Never Going Anywhere

    Stella Fatović‐Ferenčić, Martin Kuhar•ARTICLE•Photography and Culture•2022•References: 5

    The collection of Vladimir Ćepulić’s photographs named The Housing Misery in Zagreb, with wagon apartments as one of its main themes, documents the perception of tuberculosis, particularly its epidemiological aspect, between the two world wars. The representation of tuberculosis as a threat is realized in these photographs through the demonstration of dire housing conditions in which parts of Zagreb’s poverty-stricken population resided. Ćepulić’…

  • Zbirka narodne medicine

    Open Access•Silvija Brkić Midžić, Stella Fatović‐Ferenčić•ARTICLE•Studia lexicographica•2026

    Sustavnije proučavanje narodne medicine u liječničkim krugovima odvijalo se isprva u redovima liječnika koji su razvijali interes spram povijesti medicine. Pionirska nastojanja u tom smislu pripisuju se Luji Thalleru, pioniru povijesti medicine kao akademske i istraživačke discipline. Bio je predsjednik Sekcije za povijest medicine Zbora liječnika Hrvatske, utemeljene na njegov poticaj 1936., u kojoj se okupljali njegovi istomišljenici i sljedben…

  • Suradnja Andrije Štampara i Mirka Dražena Grmeka na uspostavljanju povijesti znanosti u Hrvatskoj

    Open Access•Stella Fatović‐Ferenčić, Vjekoslav Jerolimov•ARTICLE•Studia lexicographica•2026

    U radu je prikazana uloga Andrije Štampara (1888–1958) i Mirka Dražena Grmeka (1924–2000) u institucionalizaciji i profesionalizaciji povijesti medicine/znanosti u Hrvatskoj. Na temelju Ljetopisa Jugoslavenske (danas Hrvatske) akademije znanosti i umjetnosti za razdoblje od 1950. do 1958., skripta (1953, 1957) i priručnika kolegija Uvod u medicinu (1961, 1971, 1996) te sekundarne literature, istražili smo karakter njihova odnosa. Utvrdili smo da …

Historical Psychiatry and Medical Practices (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Balkan and Eastern European Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Criminology (2 works) · Croatian (2 works) · History (2 works)

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