Writing about a different kind of medical history: a critical review of Zaizao bingren by Yang Nianqun

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1. Yang Nianqun, Ruxue diyuhua de jindai xingtai – San da zhishi qunti de bijiao yanjiu [Some Contemporary Forms of Regionalized Confucianism – A Comparison and Study of the Three Major Schools of Thought] (Beijing: Sanlian shudian, 1997).

2. Yang Nianqun, Zaizao “bingren” – Zhongxi yi chongtu xia de kongjian zhengzhi: 1832–1985 [Remaking the Patient – The Concept of Political “Space” in the Conflict between Chinese and Western Medicine, 1832–1985] (Beijing: Zhongguo renmin daxue chubanshe, 2006).

3. For details, see Yu Xinzhong, “Guanzhu shengming – Haixia liang an xingqi jibing yiliao shehui shi yanjiu” [Saving Lives – The Rise of Historical Research into Disease and Medicine on Both Sides of the Taiwan Strait], Zhongguo shehui jingji shi yanjiu [The Journal of Chinese Social and Economic History], no. 3 (2002): 94–8.

4. For details, see Christopher Hamlin, Public Health and Social Justice in the Age of Chadwick: Britain 1800–1854 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1998); Liu Shiyung, “‘Qingjie’, ‘weisheng’, ‘yu baojian’ – ri zhi shiqi Taiwan shehui gonggong weisheng guannian zhi zhuanbian” [‘Sanitary’, ‘Hygienic’, and ‘Well‐being’: Changing Attitudes in Taiwanese Society during the Japanese Occupation], in Journal of Taiwan History 8, no. 1 (June 2001); Angela K.C. Leung, “Yiliao shi yu zhongguo xiandai xing wenti” [The History of Medicine and the Problem of Modernity in Contemporary China], in Zhongguo shehui lishi pinglun [Chinese Social History Review], ed. Chang Jianhua, vol. 8 (Tianjin: Tianjin guji chubanshe, July 2007).

5. For details, see Jin Baoshan, “Jiu zhongguo de xiyi paibie yu weisheng shiye de yanbian” [The Different Schools of Western Medical Care in Old China and the Evolution of the Sanitation System], in Wenshi ziliao xuanji [Selected Primary Sources in History and Literature], no. 1 (Beijing: Wenshi ziliao chubanshe, 1985); Yu Xinzhong, “The Treatment of Night Soil and Waste in Modern China and Remarks on the Development of Modern Concepts of Public Health”, in Health and Hygiene in Modern Chinese East Asia, ed. Angela Ki Che Leung (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, forthcoming).

6. For details, see Roy Porter, ed., The Cambridge History of Medicine, trans. Zhang Daqing (Changchun: Jilin renmin chubanshe, 2000), chapter 4, especially 235–44.

7. For details, see the introduction and Yang Nianqun's essay, “Ruhe cong ‘yiliao shi’ de shijiao lijie xiandai zhengzhi” [Understanding Modern Politics from the Perspective of the History of Medicine], in Zhongguo shehui lishi pinglun [Chinese Social History Review], vol. 8 (2007).

8. Yang Nianqun, “Ruhe cong ‘yiliao shi’ de shijiao lijie xiandai zhengzhi”.

9. For details, see Yu Xinzhong, “Zhongguo jibing, yiliao shi tansuo de guoqu, xianshi yu keneng” [The Past, Present, and Future Possibilities for Research into the History of Disease and Medicine in China], in Lishi yanjiu [Historical Research], no. 4 (2003): 164–8; Hou Jie and Jiang Hailong, “Shenti shi yanjiu zouyi” [A Tentative Suggestion for the Study of the History of the Body] in Wen shi zhe [Journal of Literature, History, and Philosophy], no. 2 (2005): 5–10; Huang Jinling, Lishi, shenti, guojia: jindai zhongguo de shenti de xingchen, 1895–1937 [History, Body, State: The Making of the Body in Modern China, 1895–1937] (Taipei: Linking Publishing Company, 2000), especially 1–32.

10. Michel Foucault, Fengdian yu wenming: Lixing shidai de fengdian shi, trans. Liu Beicheng and Yang Yuanyin (Beijing: Sanlian shudian, 1999a); Michel Foucault, Guixun yu chengfa: jianyu de dansheng, trans. Liu Beicheng and Yang Yuanyin (Beijing: Sanlian shudian, 1999b); Michel Foucault, Linchuang yixue de dansheng, trans. Liu Beicheng and Yang Yuanyin (Nanjing: Yilin chubanshe, 2001).

11. Yang Nianqun, “Ruhe cong ‘yiliao shi'de shijiao lijie xiandai zhengzhi”.