Malaria in Colonial South Asia
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Malaria in Colonial South Asia
Uncoupling Disease and Destitution
Zurbrigg, Sheila
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2021
302
Mole
Inglês
9780367777692
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction 1. The 'Human Factor' Transformed 2. The 1934-35 Ceylon Epidemic and its Epistemic Aftermath 3. Hunger Eclipsed: Nutritional Science in Colonial South Asia 4. The Larger Sanitationist Context 5. Colonial Retrenchment and 'Selling' Vector Control 6. Malaria and the W.H.O.: The 'Human Factor' Set Aside 7. Allure and Legacies of the Germ Paradigm 8. What Was Lost. Appendix I: Malaria Transmission in Punjab. Appendix II: An Epidemiological Approach to Hunger in History. Bibliography. Index
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Tamil Nadu;Malaria Transmission;Malaria Mortality;Colonial Administration;Nations Health Organisation;Malaria Commission;Epidemic Malaria;Colonial South Asia;Indian Medical Service;Malaria Control;Spleen Rate;Malaria Eradication;Acute Hunger;Epidemic Mortality;Acquired Immunity;Malaria Problem;Mortality Decline;Fever Mortality;Foodgrain Prices;IC;Peking Union Medical College;Global Malaria Eradication Program;Epidemic Area;Kurunegala District;Provincial Sanitary
Introduction 1. The 'Human Factor' Transformed 2. The 1934-35 Ceylon Epidemic and its Epistemic Aftermath 3. Hunger Eclipsed: Nutritional Science in Colonial South Asia 4. The Larger Sanitationist Context 5. Colonial Retrenchment and 'Selling' Vector Control 6. Malaria and the W.H.O.: The 'Human Factor' Set Aside 7. Allure and Legacies of the Germ Paradigm 8. What Was Lost. Appendix I: Malaria Transmission in Punjab. Appendix II: An Epidemiological Approach to Hunger in History. Bibliography. Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Tamil Nadu;Malaria Transmission;Malaria Mortality;Colonial Administration;Nations Health Organisation;Malaria Commission;Epidemic Malaria;Colonial South Asia;Indian Medical Service;Malaria Control;Spleen Rate;Malaria Eradication;Acute Hunger;Epidemic Mortality;Acquired Immunity;Malaria Problem;Mortality Decline;Fever Mortality;Foodgrain Prices;IC;Peking Union Medical College;Global Malaria Eradication Program;Epidemic Area;Kurunegala District;Provincial Sanitary
