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Exhaustively researched and theoretically informed, The Invention of Madness is an innovative contribution to medical history, urban studies, and the social history of twentieth-century China. Envoyer par e-mail BlogThis! When doctors travel overseas. Colonial medicine and the Low Countries Spring. The deadline for submissions is 31 January Medicine was an inseparable part of colonialism. Research on tropical diseases was carried out in laboratories. Ship doctors supported colonial expeditions. Missionaries tried to push a western ideal of reproduction onto the natives.

Colonial companies watched over the health of the workforce in order not to hamper economic production. All of this also added to providing the colonial presence with a humanitarian imprint. This colloquium will focus on the multiple connections between medicine and colonialism, in relation to the Low Countries.

A wide array of topics fits within this larger theme. The chronological frame is set wide: The establishment of a colonial medical infrastructure and organization, the schooling of indigenous medical personnel, the interaction with indigenous patients, the medical aspects of colonial trade, the effect of specific diseases e.

Scholars are increasingly aware of the influence of colonial medical activities on the motherland, the transnational exchange and creation of medical knowledge on colonized people and regions, the interaction with local healing traditions. How did universities, research institutions and medical organizations set up medical curricula and research programs with regard to tropical medicine? Proposals, in English or Dutch, of up to words may be submitted by the 31th of January to Reinout. Every speaker will be given 20 minutes for his or her presentation followed by 10 minutes for questions from the audience.

The general meeting of Gewina will be held before the conference starts. A guided tour in the renewed Royal Museum for Central Africa Tervuren , where the meeting will take place, will conclude the day.

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The topic of war injuries increasingly becomes a subject of historical research. The questions regarding the strategies of dealing with and compensating disabled veterans is of growing public interest, as the current debates about PTSD Posttraumatic Stress Disorder show. It has often been pointed out that the wars of the twentieth century — especially the two World Wars — were characterised by a decrease of the inhibition level for violence and a previously unknown level of mobilisation and destruction of material and human resources.

In World War II alone, more than 50 million people were killed or heavily injured. Because of the interaction of mechanical destruction and the use of scientific-medical means to preserve life, more and more soldiers survived despite their severe injuries. However, post-war societies were not only shaped by the presence of disabled veterans but also by that of civilian victims and their battles for recognition. War disability was not at the margins of society but a truly central aspect of European post-war societies in the twentieth century.

The workshop aims to combine different research perspectives. University of Richmond , November 8, On the identities of algebra in the 19 th century: Teaching mathematics with a historical perspective.

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