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Fu Shui and Penicillin: Medical Order and Daily Life in Wartime Chongqing/符水与盘尼西林:战时重庆的医疗秩序与日常生活

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ISBN:
9787559898371
Transliterated Title:
Fu shui yu pan ni xi lin : zhan shi chong qing de yi liao zhi xu yu ri chang sheng huo
Author:
Wu xiao lu /吴晓璐
Publisher:
Guangxi shi fan da xue chu ban she/广西师范大学出版社
Publish Date:
2026.8
Page:
396
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This manuscript is a study of the medical and social history of wartime Chongqing. In wartime Chongqing, ordinary people often hoped to find healing through folk remedies and seasonal celebrations. Under these circumstances, universities, hospitals, NGOs, and local elites, united by the common goal of national survival, attempted to disseminate scientific health knowledge to transform the daily lives of ordinary people. They built hospitals and founded newspapers to promote knowledge, trying to replace traditional medical practices. This not only shaped modern medicine but also shaped ordinary people's perceptions of traditional and modern medicine, implanting modern concepts such as "science" and "hygiene" as new mainstream discourse. Scientific knowledge and medical "guidelines" not only guided medical treatment but also subtly influenced...

本书稿为一部研究战时重庆的医疗史、生活史著作。在战时重庆, 生病的普通人常寄望通过民间偏方、节气庆典的仪式等获得医治。在此情形下, 大学机构、医院、民间组织、地方精英等, 以民族危亡为当时社会最大的公约数, 试图传播科学的卫生知识, 从而改造普通人的日常生活。他们兴建医院, 并创办报刊推广知识, 试图取代普通人生活中的传统医疗。这不仅塑造了现代医疗, 也塑造了普通人对于传统医疗与现代医疗的观念、看法, 将“科学”“卫生”等现代观念作为新的主流话语植入人们心中。科学知识与医疗“指南”不仅指导医疗, 也在无形