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Samuel K. Cohn, Jr. is Professor of Medieval History at the University of Glasgow, an Honorary Fellow of the Institute for Advanced Studies in Humanities at the University of Edinburgh, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Over the past sixteen years, he has focused on the history of popular unrest in late medieval and early modern Europe and on the history of disease and medicine. Cohn's latest two books are Popular Protest in Late Medieval English Towns (2013) and Cultures of Plague: Medical Thinking at the End of the Renaissance (OUP, 2010).
- Introduction: Hate, Politics, and Compassion
- Part One: Antiquity and the Middle Ages
- 1: Epidemics in Antiquity: The Moral Universe and Natural Causes
- 2: Ancient Epidemics: What the Oracles Had To Say
- 3: Black Death Persecution and Abandonment
- 4: Mechanisms for Unity: Saints and Plagues
- Part Two: Early Modernity
- 5: Syphilis: Naming and Blaming?
- 6: Plague Spreaders
- Part Three: Modernity: Epidemics of Hate
- 7: Cholera's First European Tour: The Story in the British Isles
- 8: Cholera on the Continent and in America
- 9: Cholera Violence: An Italian Story in Comparative Perspective
- 10: Cholera: A Comparative History of Disturbance
- 11: Smallpox Cruelty: The Case of North America
- 12: Smallpox and Collective Violence
- 13: Smallpox Violence in Victorian Britain
- Part IV: Modernity: Plagues of Politics
- 14: Plague since 1894: India
- 15: Plague Beyond India
- 16: Myths of Plague
- Part V: Modernity: Plagues of Compassion
- 17: Yellow Fever: Stories from Philadelphia and Memphis
- 18: Yellow Fever: The Broader Picture
- 19: The Great Influenza: A Forgotten Pandemic?
- 20: Quarantine and Blame
- 21: A Pandemic of Compassion
- 22: Comparative Vistas (I): The Great Influenza
- 23: Comparative Vistas (II): Beyond the Battlefields
- 24: Conclusion
- 25: Epilogue. HIV/AIDS: An Epidemic of Hate, Compassion, and Politics
- Bibliography and Appendix of Newspapers
