Leprosy in colonial South India: medicine and confinement/ (Record no. 149707)

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International Standard Book Number 9781349425303
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International Standard Book Number 1349425303
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Classification number 614.5460954
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Personal name Buckingham, Jane.
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Title Leprosy in colonial South India: medicine and confinement/
Statement of responsibility, etc. Jane Buckingham.
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. New York:
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Palgrave MacMillan,
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2002.
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Extent xi, 236 p. ;
Dimensions 23 cm.
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Formatted contents note Acknowledgements <br/><br/>List of Abbreviations <br/><br/>Introduction <br/><br/>1. Indian and British Concepts of Leprosy and of the Leprosy Sufferer. Nineteenth-century indigenous and British understandings of leprosy. British perceptions of the leprosy sufferer in nineteenth-century south India. The position of the leprosy sufferer in Hindu culture --<br/>2. Patient or Prisoner? Leprosy Sufferers in British Institutional Care. Institutions. Leprosy sufferers in institutional care. The nature of the institution. Patient or prisoner? The ambiguity of the leprosy sufferer's status --<br/>3. Colonial Medicine in the Indigenous Context. The indigenous medical context. The relationship between indigenous and European medical systems --<br/>4. Leprosy Treatment: Indigenous and British Approaches. Remedies. Indigenous borrowing from British medicine. Patient resistance --<br/>5. Leprosy Research and the Development of Colonial Medical Science. Introduction. Leprosy research 1800-60. Leprosy research in the 1860s and 1870s. 'In the interests of science and humanity' --<br/>6. The Politics of Leprosy Control. Introduction. Indian government initiative in treatment trials. Local medical control. Disease theory and sanitary politics --<br/>7. Confining Leprosy Sufferers: the Lepers Act. The 1889 Leprosy Bill. The Leprosy Commission's Report. The 1896 Leprosy Bill. The 1898 Lepers Act.<br/><br/>Conclusion <br/><br/>Notes <br/><br/>Biographies <br/><br/>Bibliography <br/><br/>Index
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Keyword India
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Keyword Leprosy
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Keyword Medicine
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Keyword Public health--Political aspects
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Keyword Imperialism--Health aspects
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Keyword Leprosy--Government policy
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Keyword Leprosy--Social aspects
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Keyword British Occupation of India (1765-1947)
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        Central Library, Sikkim University Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section 28/08/2016 614.5460954 BUC/L P04370 28/08/2016 General Books
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