Manfred Berg / Geoffrey Cocks (eds.)Medicine and Modernity
Public Health and Medical Care in Nineteenth- And Twentieth-Century Germany
Herausgeber: Berg, Manfred; Lazar, David; Cocks, Geoffrey
Introduction Geoffrey Cocks; 1. To benefit the poor and advance medical
science: hospitals and hospital care in Germany, 1820-70 Johanna Bleker;
2. From traditional individualism to collective professionalism: state,
patient, compulsory health insurance and the panel doctor question in
Germany, 1883-1931 Alfons Labisch; 3. In search of German social Darwinism
Richard J. Evans; 4. Modern German doctors Charles E. McClelland; 5. The
mentally ill patient caught between the state's demands and the
professional interests of psychiatrists Heinz-Peter Schmiedebach; 6.
Rationalizing the therapeutic arsenal Paul Lerner; 7. Sterilization and
'medical' massacres in National Socialist Germany Gisela Bock; 8. The
Nuremberg doctors' trial and the German Sonderweg as harbinger Geoffrey
Cocks; 9. The debate that will not end: the politics of abortion Atina
Grossman; 10. The sewering scandal of 1993 and the German medical
establishment Michael H. Kater.
