"Have you a table?": epistemic instability, experimental tabulation, and the presentation of medical statistics in and after the Indian Plague Commission, 1898-9

Christos Lynteris; Lukas Engelmann; John Nott; Jana Lohrova

"Have you a table?": epistemic instability, experimental tabulation, and the presentation of medical statistics in and after the Indian Plague Commission, 1898-9

Christos Lynteris
, Lukas Engelmann^*
, John Nott
, Jana Lohrova

^*Corresponding author for this work

Social Anthropology

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Original language	English
Journal	Medical History
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 3 Jun 2026

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Tabulating Epidemics: Tabulating Epidemics: Tables as Tools of Reasoning in the History of Epidemiology 1896-1940
Lynteris, C. (PI)
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