دانلود کتاب Race, Science and Medicine, 1700-1960 (Studies in the Social History of Medicine)

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Book Cover......Page 1
Title......Page 4
Contents......Page 5
Notes on contributors......Page 8
Introduction: historical and contemporary perspectives on race, science and medicine......Page 12
Western medicine and racial constitutions: surgeon John Atkins' theory of polygenism and sleepy distemper in the 1730s......Page 40
From the land of the Bible to the Caucasus and beyond: the shifting ideas of the geographical origin of humankind......Page 69
Colonial policies, racial politics and the development of psychiatric institutions in early nineteenth-century British India......Page 91
Racial categories and psychiatry in Africa: the asylum on Robben Island in the nineteenth century......Page 112
'An ancient race outworn': malaria and race in colonial India, 1860 1930......Page 134
Tuberculosis and race in Britain and its empire, 1900 50......Page 155
Changing depictions of disease: race, representation and the history of 'mongolism'......Page 178
Pro-alienism, anti-alienism and the medical profession in late-Victorian and Edwardian Britain......Page 200
A virulent strain: German bacteriology as scientific racism, 1890 1920......Page 229
'Savage civilisation': race, culture and mind in Britain, 1898 1939......Page 246
'New men, strange faces, other minds': Arthur Keith, race and the Piltdown affair (1912 53)......Page 270
Index......Page 300