Medicine and modern warfare / / edited by Roger Cooter, Mark Harrison and Steve Sturdy.
After years at the margins of medical history, the relationship between war and medicine is at last beginning to move centre-stage. The essays in this volume focus on one important aspect of that relationship: the practice and development of medicine within the armed forces from the late nineteenth...
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Medicine and modern warfare / edited by Roger Cooter, Mark Harrison and Steve Sturdy. Amsterdam ; Atlanta GA : Rodopi, 1999. 1 online resource (iii, 286 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource rdacarrier Clio medica (Amsterdam, Netherlands) ; 55 After years at the margins of medical history, the relationship between war and medicine is at last beginning to move centre-stage. The essays in this volume focus on one important aspect of that relationship: the practice and development of medicine within the armed forces from the late nineteenth century through to the end of the Second World War. During this crucial period, medicine came to occupy an important position in military life, especially during the two world wars when manpower was at a premium. Good medical provisions were vital to the conservation of manpower, protecting servicemen from disease and returning the sick and wounded to duty in the shortest possible time. A detailed knowledge of the serviceman's mind and body enabled the authorities to calculate and standardise rations, training and disciplinary procedures. Spanning the laboratory and the battlefield, and covering a range of national contexts, the essays in this volume provide valuable insights into different national styles and priorities. They also examine the relationship between medical personnel and the armed forces as a whole, by looking at such matters as the prevention of disease, the treatment of psychiatric casualties and the development of medical science. The volume as a whole demonstrates that medicine became an increasingly important part of military life in the era of modern warfare, and suggests new avenues and approaches for future study. Medicine and the Management of Modern Warfare: an Introduction / Mark Harrison -- ‘Before the World in Concealed Disgrace’: Physicians, Professionalization and the 1898 Cuban Campaign of the Spanish American War / J.T. H. Connor -- ‘The Malingerers are to Blame’: The Dutch Military Health Service before and during the First World War / Leo van Bergen -- Almroth Wright at Netley: Modern Medicine and the Military in Britain, 1892-1902 / Michael Worboys -- ‘The Conquest of the Silent Foe’: British and American Military Medical Reform Rhetoric and the Russo-Japanese War / Claire Herrick -- Pathology at War 1914–1918: Germany and Britain in Comparison / Cay-Rüdiger Prüll -- The British Medical Officer on the Western Front: The Training of Doctors for War / Ian R. Whitehead -- Disease, Discipline and Dissent: The Indian Army in France and England, 1914-1915 / Mark Harrison -- ‘War always brings it on’: War, STDs, the military, and the civilian population in Britain, 1850-1950 / Lesley A. Hall -- Sex and the Citizen Soldier: Health, Morals and Discipline in the British Army during the Second World War / Mark Harrison -- The Repression of War Trauma in American Psychiatry after WWII / Hans Pols. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references. War Medical aspects. Post-traumatic stress disorder. Soldiers Sexual behavior History 20th century. 90-420-0546-7 ebrary Harrison, Mark, 1964- editor. Sturdy, Steve, editor. Cooter, Roger, editor. Clio medica (Amsterdam, Netherlands) ; 55. |
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Medicine and modern warfare / Clio medica (Amsterdam, Netherlands) ; Medicine and the Management of Modern Warfare: an Introduction / ‘Before the World in Concealed Disgrace’: Physicians, Professionalization and the 1898 Cuban Campaign of the Spanish American War / ‘The Malingerers are to Blame’: The Dutch Military Health Service before and during the First World War / Almroth Wright at Netley: Modern Medicine and the Military in Britain, 1892-1902 / ‘The Conquest of the Silent Foe’: British and American Military Medical Reform Rhetoric and the Russo-Japanese War / Pathology at War 1914–1918: Germany and Britain in Comparison / The British Medical Officer on the Western Front: The Training of Doctors for War / Disease, Discipline and Dissent: The Indian Army in France and England, 1914-1915 / ‘War always brings it on’: War, STDs, the military, and the civilian population in Britain, 1850-1950 / Sex and the Citizen Soldier: Health, Morals and Discipline in the British Army during the Second World War / The Repression of War Trauma in American Psychiatry after WWII / |
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Medicine and the Management of Modern Warfare: an Introduction / ‘Before the World in Concealed Disgrace’: Physicians, Professionalization and the 1898 Cuban Campaign of the Spanish American War / ‘The Malingerers are to Blame’: The Dutch Military Health Service before and during the First World War / Almroth Wright at Netley: Modern Medicine and the Military in Britain, 1892-1902 / ‘The Conquest of the Silent Foe’: British and American Military Medical Reform Rhetoric and the Russo-Japanese War / Pathology at War 1914–1918: Germany and Britain in Comparison / The British Medical Officer on the Western Front: The Training of Doctors for War / Disease, Discipline and Dissent: The Indian Army in France and England, 1914-1915 / ‘War always brings it on’: War, STDs, the military, and the civilian population in Britain, 1850-1950 / Sex and the Citizen Soldier: Health, Morals and Discipline in the British Army during the Second World War / The Repression of War Trauma in American Psychiatry after WWII / |
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