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|a Body language :
|b framing subjects of medical knowledge /
|c Health, History & Culture Group.
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|a Hamilton, N.Z. :
|b Dept. of History, University of Waikato,
|c 2004.
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|a "This book originated from a graduate paper in the Department of History at the University of Waikato entitled 'Sickness and health in history'. ... It focuses ... on the ways in which bodies, minds and illness are framed within society, and utilises various theoretical perspectives to challenge 'empiricist' histories which have focused on doctors, cures and great discoveries"--Introd.
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|a pt. 1. 1. The modern scourge : the framing of tuberculosis in government reports, 1901-1910 / Heather Duff -- 2. Self reverence, self-knowledge, self-control : social attitudes to venereal disease between the wars, 1920-1939 / Jenny Robertson -- 3. Schizophrenia : the development of the 'disease' in the twentieth century / Kim Davenport -- pt. 2. 4. Constructing the 'ideal woman' : the 'care of the (feminine) self' and the creation and control of hygienic bodies / Meg Parsons -- 5. Health provision and epidemics in the Raglan District, 1900-1950 / Elizabeth Vandy -- 6. For her own good : Auckland homes for unmarried mothers, 1950-1973 / Debra Powell -- pt. 3. 7. Military medicine and colonial attitudes to indigenous medicine : the provision of medical services during the New Zealand Wars / Lorelle Burke -- 8. Changing attitudes towards the control and institutionalisation of the 'mentally deficient' in New Zealand, 1911 to 1950 / Adrienne Hoult -- 9. Vital statistics : the language of health reports in New Zealand, 1900-1910 / Emma Spooner.
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|a Created by sico, 21/04/2005. Updated by lisa, 27/01/2023.
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|a University Of Canterbury
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