| Título : | Civilizing Argentina : Science, medicine and the modern state | | Tipo de documento: | Libro | | Autores: | Julia Rodriguez, Autor | | Otro editor: | Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press | | Fecha de publicación: | 2006 | | Número de páginas: | 306 p. | | Il.: | il | | Idioma : | Inglés | | Clasificación: | [BFA] Ciencias Naturales y Biológicas
[BFA] Interdisciplinar
| | Palabras clave: | Historia Argentina Historia de la Ciencia Generación del 80 Medicina Psiquiatría Inmigración | | Nota de contenido: |
Symptoms
Barbarism and the Civilizing Sciences
Barbarism in a Young and Fertile Country
Civilizing the Pampa: Transcending the Nations Past
"To Govern Is to Populate": Importing Whiteness
The Generation of 1880: Making a Great Nation
The Rise of the Social Pathologists: Merging Science and the State
Argentina, the Idea of Europe, and Racial Implications
"In the Echo of Your Progress": A Transatlantic Conversation
An Alliance of State and Science for the Advancement of Hygiene
The Medical Policing of the "Born Criminal"
Diagnosis
A National Science to Investigate the "Abnormal Individual"
"A Study of Our Own Criminality": Measuring Social Pathology
A Synthetic Program of Psychopathology
A Taxonomy of Delinquents and Deviants
"A Useful Exaggeration": Classification and Race
Defects of Organic Constitution: Degeneration of the Nations "Germ Plasm"
Unnatural Sex: Female Hysteria and Other Psychoses
The Urban Male Criminal: Indolence, Regressive Heredity, and Alcoholism
"A Foreign and Hostile Horde": The Crowd
The Worst Type of Criminal: The Anarchist of "Degenerate Lineage"
Prescriptions
Women Confined to Save the Future Nation:
Home and Houses of Deposit
The "Pride of the Kitchen, Bedroom, and Parlor" but Prone to Hysteria
Wayward Wives, Women on Deposit, and Feminist Responses
Regulating the Pathological Prostitute
The Civilizing Influence of Mothers and the "Improvement of the Species"
Men on the Street: A Threat to "Our Industrial and Social Organization"
Social Parasites Who "Refuse to Obey the Natural Law of Work"
Men in Groups: "A Very Grave Danger to the Public Order"
A Science of Political Policing
"Our Police Have Obtained a Complete Success": Fingerprinting the Masses
Places of Regeneration: Prison and Asylum as "Medicine for the Soul"
"Moral Orthopedics": Specialized Institutions for the Mentally Ill, Women, and Juveniles
"A System of Rational Separation": The National Penitentiary
"True Innovation in the Study of the Criminal": The Criminology Institute
Regeneration through the "Love of Work" and Civic Morals
Hygiene
Public Hygiene against Foreign Contagion and "Sanitary Anarchy"
Public Hygiene as a "Material Religion"
"Selective Immigration with Scientific Criteria": A Solution to "Deplorable Ethnic Conditions"
Fingerprinting Foreigners to Inoculate against "Pernicious Elements"
To "Formulate a New Race, the Argentine Race" for Democracy and Civic Regeneration
Weighing and Measuring the Words of Law: Legal Codes and Civic Responsibility
Determining Dangerousness to Ensure Maximum Social Security
"Cover Them with the Flag": Naturalization and Citizenship
The "Intelligent Incorporation" of the Immigrant
Purging the Nation of Incurables
"Preventive-Social Hygiene": A Permanent Segregation of the Dangerous Element
Perfecting the Social and Legal Order: Fingerprinting as Prophylaxis
"Errors of Sex": Social Prophylaxis and Sexual Control
A "New Civilization" Shaped by Science:
Its Paradoxes and Its Consequences
| | Link: | https://www.bfa.fcnym.unlp.edu.ar/id/51904 |
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Civilizing Argentina / 2006
