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Mark Harrison is Professor of the History of Medicine and Director of the Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine at the University of Oxford. Margaret Jones is Research Officer at the Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine, University of Oxford. Helen Sweet is Research Associate at the Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine at the University of Oxford.
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Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents Acknowledgements. Abbreviations. Introduction/Mark Harrison. 1. The Indian immigrant worker and the development of hospital provision in nineteenth century Ceylon/Margaret Jones. 2. For God Emperor and Science competing visions of the hospital in Manchuria 1885 1931/Robert John Perrins. 3. Obstetrics and obstruction maternity provision in Madras 1840 1852/Sean Lang. 4. The mad in their midst accommodating insanity and the Natal Government Asylum 1880 1920/Julie Parle. 5. Medicine between religious worlds The Mission hospitals of South East Tanzania during the twentieth century/Walter Bruchhausen. 6. The Mission Hospital 1880 1960/David Hardiman. 7. Medicine and witchcraft in South Africa Initiatives at Victoria Hospital Lovedale/Anne Digby. 8. Hospitals and development of medicine in Nineteenth century Iran/Hormoz Ebrahimnejad. 9. Pride and Prejudice hospitals medical authority and public voice in Late Ottoman Southern Bilad al Sham/Philippe Bourmaud. 10. Mediating therapeutic uncertainty a mission hospital in Nepal/Ian Harper. 11. Expectations encounters and ecclesiastics Mission medicine in Zululand South Africa/Helen Sweet. 12. Lost in the Labyrinth Patients in a Bangladeshi Hospital Ward/Shahaduz Zaman. 13. Tale of two halves the contradictions of Apartheid Medicine A case study of Baragwanath Hospital in the 1980s/Simonne Horwitz. 14. Franco African familiarities a history of the Pasteur Institute of Cameroon 1945 2000/Guillaume Lachenal. Glossary. Bibliography. Index. The hospital has for many years been the symbol of modern scientific medicine. Indeed it was in the hospital that modern Western medicine was born. But until recently we had little idea of how or why these iconic medical institutions developed outside the Western world. From Western Medicine to Global Medicine provides the first book length account of the hospital's emergence in Asia Africa and other Non Western contexts. Its essays examine various facets of hospital medicine from eighteenth century onwards including interaction with indigenous traditions of healing and with economic and political issues during the colonial and post colonial periods. An introductory essay provides an overview of the varied trajectories of institutional development taking place outside Europe and North America while the individual contributions from historians anthropologists and sociologists provide important insights into the varied uses and forms which hospitals have taken in Non Western contexts. This interdisciplinary volume will provide an indispensable introduction to anyone seeking to understand the globalisation of Western medicine over the past century or so. It will be invaluable to historians seeking to place Western medicine within broad historical processes such as imperialism and modernisation as well to those who seek to know more about the peculiarities of specific contexts. Analysts of contemporary medical policy and medical cultures will also find critical insights into the factors determining the nature and success of medical interventions. 490 pp. Seller Inventory # 74364
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