Intimate Communities Wartime Healthcare and the Birth of Modern China, 1937-1945

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2018-10-09
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Barnes, Nicole Elizabeth
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Intimate Communities is not only a major contribution to the histories of medicine, gender, emotion, and nationalism, but even more importantly, it opens up exciting horizons by making visible and exploring the surprising entanglements ...
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History
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Nicole Elizabeth Barnes

Associate Professor of History
I research public health and medicine in twentieth-century China from a gendered perspective, incorporating the changing life stories of men and women into my analysis of how health regulations and medical practices reflect Chinese society's principal values as well as the assumptions and political goals of state actors. 

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