Communicating the History of medicine
perspectives on audiences and impact
Bände/Inhalt:
- 1. Introduction: audiences and stakeholders in the history of medicine / Solveig Jülich and Sven Widmalm - 2. Creating reflexive citizen-physicians: teaching medical history to medical students / Frank Huisman - 3. Feeling great? Practice, institutionalization and disciplinary context of history of medicine in Germany / Ylva Söderfeldt and Matthis Krischel - 4. Writing history as it happens: the historian's dilemmas in a time of health-care reform / Beatrix Hoffman - 5. The audiences of eugenics: historiographical and research political reflections / Lene Koch - 6. Striking a chord: physician-publics, citizen-audiences and a half-century of health care debates in Canada / Sasha Mullally and Greg Marchildon - 7. Mansions in the Orchard: architecture, asylum and community in twentieth-century mental health care / Sarah Chaney and Jennifer Walke - 8. Swedish sex education films and their audiences: representations, address and assumptions about influence / Elisabet Björklund - 9. On 'the use and abuse' of medical history 'for life': a disrupted digression on productive disorder, disorderly pleasure, allegorical properties and scatter / Michael Sappol - 10. Audiences and the history of medicine / Ludmilla Jordanova