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Machine generated contents note: v. I FROM CELEBRATION TO CRITIQUE: THE PURPOSES OF NURSING HISTORY -- pt. 1 Chronicles of progress -- 1. Poor Law nursing service / Sarah A. Southall Tooley -- 2. Nightingale school for nurses at St. Thomas's Hospital / Lavinia L. Dock -- 3. Introductory outline to A Short History of Nursing / Isabel M. Stewart -- 4. development of training schools / Lucy Ridgely Seymer -- pt. 2 New histories -- 5. profession comes to power / Brian Abel-Smith -- 6. `A charge to keep': hospital schools of nursing, 1920--1950 / Barbara Melosh -- 7. Reformed hospital nursing: discipline and cleanliness / Martha Vicinus -- 8. Nightingale nurses: the myth and the reality / Monica E. Baly -- 9. Training as work: the pupil nurse as hospital machine / Susan Reverby -- 10. Guarded by standards and directed by strangers: Charleston, South Carolina's response to a National Health Care Agenda, 1920--1930 / Karen Buhler Wilkerson -- 11. Heroines for the empire 1883--1902 / Anne Summers -- 12. Language of caring: care and nurses' lives / Rona Dougall -- 13. demise of sisterhood nursing and the central system / Judith Godden -- pt. 3 Debate and controversy -- 14. Introduction to Rewriting Nursing History: the contemporary challenge in nursing history / Celia Davies -- 15. Nursing history: contemporary practice and contemporary concerns / Christopher Maggs -- 16. Revisiting and rethinking the rewriting of nursing history / Patricia D'Antonio -- 17. fork in the road: nursing history versus the history of nursing? / Sioban Nelson -- pt. 4 From great women to intricate lives -- 18. Chapter 12 from Florence Nightingale, 1820--1910 / Cecil Woodham-Smith -- 19. Sister-in-charge: 1868--1870 / Jo Manton -- 20. Lucy Osburn, Lady Probationer / Judith Godden -- 21. visible march to heaven / Mark Bostridge -- 22. Soldier of peace, 1944--1946 / Susan Armstrong-Reid -- v. II NURSING, POWER AND POLITICS -- pt. 1 Nurses and power -- 23. nationalization of nursing / Charles Webster -- 24. Nursing under totalitarian regimes: the case of National Socialism / Hilde Steppe -- 25. Mental nursing in the early 20th century / Peter Nolan -- 26. great divide: trade unions and nurses / Chris Hart -- 27. Free enterprise and resourcefulness: an American success story -- the Daughters of Charity in the northeast / Sioban Nelson -- 28. "Much instruction needed here": the work of nurses in rural Wisconsin during the Depression / Rima D. Apple -- 29. "I am a trained nurse": the nursing identity of anarchist and radical Emma Goldman / Cynthia Anne Connolly -- pt. 2 closure of professional boundaries -- 30. Mrs Bedford Fenwick: a restless genius (1857--1947) / Susan Mcgann -- 31. `All is not well with nursing': the Briggs Committee and a new statutory framework / Abigail Beach -- 32. Nursing in postwar France / Katrin Schultheiss -- 33. "A necessity in the nursing world": the Chicago Nurses Professional Registry, 1913--1950 / Jean C. Whelan -- 34. Midway between the pharmacist and the physician: the work of the Henry Street Settlement Visiting Nurses, 1893--1944 / Arlene W. Keeling -- 35. Stealing the spell book / Julie A. Fairman -- pt. 3 Nursing knowledge and the education of nurses -- 36. education policy of the General Nursing Council (1919--32) / Anne Marie Rafferty -- 37. High ideals versus harsh reality: a historical analysis of mental health nursing in Dutch asylums, 1890--1920 / Geertje Boschma -- 38. `Give them practical lessons': Catholic women religious and the transmission of nursing knowledge in late nineteenth-century England / Carmen M. Mangion -- 39. Conflicting Christian and scientific nursing concepts in West Germany, 1945--1970 / Susanne Kreutzer -- v. III SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC HISTORIES OF NURSING -- pt. 1 Nursing and social class -- 40. Gender, class, and ethnicity: reconceptualizing the history of nursing / Kathryn Mcpherson -- 41. search for self-esteem / Sue Hawkins -- 42. Sickening nurses: fever nursing, nurses' illness, and the anatomy of blame, New Zealand 1903--1923 / Pamela J. Wood -- pt. 2 Nursing and modern economies -- 43. Profit and loss and the hospital nurse / Christopher Maggs -- 44. Home hospice versus home health: cooperation, competition, and cooptation / Joy Buck -- 45. 1960s: a decade of discontent / Rona Dougall -- 46. Migrant nursing in the Great Depression: floods, flies, and the farm security administration / Arlene W. Keeling -- pt. 3 influence of gender history -- 47. Public debate / Judith Moore -- 48. inhospitable hospital: gender and professionalism in Civil War medicine / Jane E. Schultz -- 49. Women religious and Protestant welfare: the Sisters of Saint Joseph's Empire of Catholic Hospitals in Denmark / Susanne Malchau -- pt. 4 Race, ethnicity and nursing -- 50. `But why nursing?' / Shula Marks -- 51. Rethinking the Tuskegee Syphilis Study: Nurse Rivers, silence, and the meaning of treatment / Susan M. Reverby -- 52. Catholic sister nurses in Selma, Alabama, 1940--1972 / Barbra Mann Wall -- 53. Race, place, and professional identity / Patricia D'Antonio -- v. IV NATURE OF NURSING: HISTORIES OF CULTURE AND PRACTICE -- pt. 1 `cultural turn' in the history of nursing -- 54. "Infinite nastiness": social healing and the pathology of the Victorian novel (1830--1880) / Catherine Judd -- 55. popular imagination / Julia Hallam -- 56. physician's eyes: American nursing and the diagnostic revolution in medicine / Margarete Sandelowski -- 57. theater of pain: observing Mary Borden in The Forbidden Zone / Hazel Hutchison -- 58. From nurse to icon: Florence Nightingale's impact on women in the American Civil War / Jane E. Schultz -- 59. Nurses and nursing in literary and cultural studies / Thomas Lawrence Long -- pt. 2 Global and postcolonial histories -- 60. China confidential: methodological and ethical challenges in global nursing historiography / Na Wu -- 61. American nurses in colonial settings: imperial power at the bedside / Winifred Connerton -- 62. mission to nurse: the mission hospital's role in the development of nursing in South Africa, c.1948--1975 / Helen Sweet -- 63. Beyond the imperial narrative: Catholic missionary nursing, medicine and knowledge translation in sub-Saharan Africa, 1945--1980 / Barbra Wall -- pt. 3 Histories of nursing practice -- 64. Blood work: Canadian nursing and blood transfusion, 1942--1990 / Cynthia Toman -- 65. Containing physical trauma on the Western Front / Christine E. Hallett -- 66. `Uninterested in anything except food': the work of nurses feeding the liberated inmates of Bergen-Belsen / Jane Brooks -- 67. Cultures of control: a historical analysis of the development of infection control nursing in Ireland / Ruth Geraghty -- 68. Protestant nursing care in Germany in the 19th century: concepts and social practice / Karen Nolte -- 69. nursing role in the use of insulin coma therapy for schizophrenia in Britain, 1936--1965 / John Adams. |
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