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RésuméDans Charles Guérin, roman de P.-J.-O. Chauveau dont l'action débute en 1830, plusieurs figures de médecins sont à l'oeuvre. Exploitant une juxtaposition du texte romanesque et de l'histoire de la médecine au Québec, l'auteur examine la science, les savoirs, la locomotive, le livre, les pratiques de la médecine, ses agents et, en particulier, le désarroi commun devant l'épidémie de choléra morbus qui s'abat sur le Canada en 1832.AbstractP.-J.-O. Chaveau's Charles Guérin, which takes place in 1830, contains several medical figures. Making use of a juxtaposition of a fictional text and the history of Quebec medicine, the author examines science, the Book, medical practice and particularly the feeling of helplessness shared by those physicians faced with the cholera epidemic that ravaged Canada in 1832

Les médecins de Charles Guérin face au choléra