by Albert Netter, Henri Rozenbaum · Dacosta · tapa dura · ISBN 9782851280619
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«Histoire illustrée de la contraception» is a historical essay on contraception by Albert Netter and Henri Rozenbaum, published by Dacosta in hardcover.
It traces the history of human reproduction and its control from antiquity to the present, in two parts: conception and contraception. It covers ancient beliefs, scientific advances, and methods such as withdrawal, local and oral contraception, intrauterine devices, and postcoital contraception, as well as the influence of magic, religion, and civilizations.
Published in 1985, with 491 pages and text in French. The subtitle is «de l'Antiquité à nos jours»; includes bibliography and indexes.
Suitable for readers interested in the history of medicine, gynecology, and contraceptive practices over time.
