Dinges, Martin (Editor)
Jütte, Robert (Editor)
Franz Steiner Verlag
Physical Details: 190 pp.; ill.
Language: English
Description Contents:
Chapter Davis, Angela (2011) “When I Was Young You Just Went and Asked Your Mother”: The Changing Role of Friends and Kin in the Transmission of Knowledge about Maternity in Post-1945 Britain. In: The Transmission of Health Practices (c. 1500 to 2000) (p. 15).
Chapter Hoffmann, Susanne (2011) Dental Care as a Daily Routine: Popularization and Practice of Prophylactic Dental Hygiene in the German Speaking World, c. 1890--1930. In: The Transmission of Health Practices (c. 1500 to 2000) (p. 49).
Chapter Ruberg, Willemijn (2011) “Mother Knows Best”: The Transmission of Knowledge of the Female Body and Venereal Diseases in Nineteenth-Century Dutch Rape Cases. In: The Transmission of Health Practices (c. 1500 to 2000) (p. 35).
Chapter Blok, Gemma (2011) The Politics of Intoxication: Dutch Junkie Unions Fight against the Ideal of a Drug-Free Society, 1975--1990. In: The Transmission of Health Practices (c. 1500 to 2000) (p. 69).
Chapter Mangion, Carmen M. (2011) “Give Them Practical Lesons”: Catholic Women Religious and the Transmission of Nursing during the Late Nineteenth-Century England. In: The Transmission of Health Practices (c. 1500 to 2000) (p. 89).
Chapter Nolte, Karen (2011) “Local Missionaries”: Community Deaconesses in Early Nineteenth-Century Health Care. In: The Transmission of Health Practices (c. 1500 to 2000) (p. 105).
Chapter Weigl, Andreas (2011) The Rise and Fall of the Fürsorgerin (Female Welfare Worker) in Austrian Public Health Services: Theory and Practice of a Professional Link within a Changing Social and Epidemiological Framework. In: The Transmission of Health Practices (c. 1500 to 2000) (p. 117).
Chapter Stewart, John (2011) The Medical Mission of British Child Guidance, 1918--1950: Theory and Practice. In: The Transmission of Health Practices (c. 1500 to 2000) (p. 135).
Chapter Golob, Andreas (2011) Socratic Studies as Vehicles of Health Education: The Case of Jakob Gabriel's “Von den Mitteln die Gesundheit zu Erhalten”. In: The Transmission of Health Practices (c. 1500 to 2000) (p. 151).
Chapter Oosterhuis, Harry (2011) “Not Very Happy and Mixed with a Lot of Nervousness”: The Priest as Therapist in Catholic Mental Health Care. In: The Transmission of Health Practices (c. 1500 to 2000) (p. 169).
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