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| List of tables and illustrations | ||
| Preface | ||
| Acknowledgments | ||
| Introduction | 1 | |
| I | Community, method, context | |
| Ch. 1 | Public health and the community of hygienists | 9 |
| The public health idea | 11 | |
| The public health movement | 18 | |
| The community of hygienists | 26 | |
| Public health theory | 33 | |
| The mission of the hygienists | 41 | |
| Ch. 2 | The methodology of public hygiene | 49 |
| Parent-Duchatelet and the scientific discipline of public hygiene | 50 | |
| Statistics and public health | 54 | |
| L. R. Villerme and public health statistics | 59 | |
| Official statistical publications | 75 | |
| Ch. 3 | The context of public hygiene: National public health policy | 82 |
| The Royal Academy of Medicine and public health | 82 | |
| Sanitary policy and sanitary administration | 89 | |
| Theories of disease causation and the public health movement | 95 | |
| Health care policies and programs | 98 | |
| The vaccination program | 101 | |
| Conclusion | 108 | |
| II | Carrying out the mission: Institutionalization, investigation, moralization, and practical reform | |
| Ch. 4 | Institutionalization: The health councils | 113 |
| The Parisian public health administration: The prefecture of police and the Paris health council | 113 | |
| Provincial health councils | 127 | |
| The health council as a nationwide program | 144 | |
| The health council model | 146 | |
| Ch. 5 | Investigation and moralization: Occupational hygiene and industrialization | 148 |
| Occupational hygiene | 149 | |
| Industrialization and the condition of the working classes | 159 | |
| Public hygienists and the investigative tradition | 177 | |
| Investigation and moralization | 180 | |
| Ch. 6 | Investigation and practical reform: Public health in Paris | 184 |
| The hygienists and their "laboratory": Cholera in Paris | 184 | |
| Parent-Duchatelet: Hygienist of Paris | 188 | |
| Assainissement, or sanitary reform | 189 | |
| Water supply and sanitary reform | 190 | |
| The sewers of Paris | 194 | |
| Cesspools and sanitary reform | 207 | |
| The dump at Montfaucon | 216 | |
| Garbage disposal and public latrines | 230 | |
| From sanitary reform to sanitary revolution: The first phase, 1850s | 232 | |
| Sanitary revolution: The intermediate and final phases, 1870s | 234 | |
| Conclusion: Sanitary reform and sanitary revolution | 238 | |
| Ch. 7 | Public health in Paris: Investigation, salubrity, and social welfare | 241 |
| The salubrity of private dwellings | 241 | |
| The salubrity of public establishments | 245 | |
| Public bathing establishments | 249 | |
| Food and drink establishments and the safety of food | 255 | |
| Prostitution as an urban health problem | 260 | |
| Wet nursing | 267 | |
| Foundlings | 272 | |
| Conclusion | 277 | |
| III | Public health before Pasteur | |
| Ch. 8 | Public health and public health movements: and assessment | 283 |
| Public health in the early nineteenth century | 283 | |
| Channel crossing: Chadwick and the French hygienists | 291 | |
| Physicians, the medical profession, and public health | 300 | |
| The British and French movements compared and assessed | 302 | |
| The French movement assessed | 308 | |
| Ch. 9 | Before Pasteur: Hygienism and the French model of public health | 316 |
| Epilogue | 320 | |
| Appendixes | 327 | |
| Bibliographical Note | 350 | |
| Index | 359 |
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Jhone Linas
reviewed Mission and Method: The Early Nineteenth-Century French Public Health Movement on March 13, 2015
Mission and Method
This is how history should be written, rich, deeply analyzed in a tone that is both sensitive but with a little irony of a story teller. The book has the rigor of a professional work, while also having enough anecdotes and facts to appeal to the general reader. Vinen's great success with this work is highlight how varied an experiences like occupation, collaboration and resistance could be. From a theoretical point of view, he ticks all the right boxes, looking at how the German occupation differed based in terms of gender, ethnicity and race, but he does so in a way that does make them feel like shallow academic categorizations. Rather, these perspectives reinforce the human dimension of the history.
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