List of Tables and Figures
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
Western Medicine and Science in China
Body, Society, and State in Republican China
Colonialism in Shanghai
An Overview
1. Caring for the Sick, Helping the Poor: The Development of Hospitals in Shanghai
Christianity and Medical Care: Missionary Hospitals
Seasonal Diseases and Elite Activism: Summer-Disease Hospitals
Chinese Medicine and Western System: Traditional Chinese Hospitals
Conclusion
2. Protecting Life, Controlling the City: The Origins and Development of the Shanghai Municipal Public Health Bureau
The Public Health Administration of the Nanjing Government
Public Health Administration in Prewar Shanghai
Shanghai Public Health Bureau during the War
Conclusion
3. Teaching about Health, Mobilizing the Masses: Hygiene Campaigns in Shanghai
From Community Service to State-Sponsored Event
Campaign Strategies
Conclusion
4. Selling Hygiene, Supporting Nation: Health, Hygiene, and Commercial Culture
Development of Light Industries and Interest in Chemistry
Ideals of Clean Bodies, Public Health, and a Strong Nation
Personal Hygiene Items in Commercial Advertisements
The Sociocultural Significance of Commodities
Doing Business in Shanghai: Fang Yexian and Chen Diexian
Conclusion
Conclusion
Health and Hygiene in post-1949 China
Reorganizing Medical-Care Facilities
Organizing Hygiene Campaigns
Science, Policing, and Mass Mobilization Programs
Appendix 1: Shanghai and Its Foreign Concessions
Appendix 2: The Lecture Outline for the 1942 Summer Campaign
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
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