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�Signs of the Times�: Medicine and Nationhood in British India

  • Autores: Pratik Chakrabarti
  • Localización: Osiris, ISSN 0369-7827, Año 24, 2009, págs. 188-211
  • Idioma: inglés
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  • Resumen
    • Medical practice and research in colonial India historically had been an imperial preserve, dominated by the elite members of the Indian Medical Service. This was contested from the 1900s on by the emerging Indian nationalism. This essay studies debates about the establishment of a medical research institution and how actors imposed the political identities of nationalism on British colonial practices of medical science. At the same time, Indian nationalism was also drawing from other emerging ideas around health and social welfare. The Indian nationalists and doctors sought to build the identities of the new nation and its medicine around their own ideas of its geography, people, and welfare.


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