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ISBN-13:9780822334231
Book Title:Bodily Matters
Number of Pages:296 Pages
Language:English
Publication Name:Bodily Matters: the Anti-Vaccination Movement in England, 1853-1907
Publisher:Duke University Press
Publication Year:2004
Subject:Medicine
Item Height:229 mm
Type:Textbook
Author:Nadja Durbach
Series:Radical Perspectives
Item Width:156 mm
Format:Paperback
FREE SHIPPING UK WIDE Bodily Matters by Nadja Durbach Considers the Victorian anti-vaccination movement in the context of debates over citizenship, parental rights, class politics, the significance of bodily integrity, the control of contagious disease, and state access to the bodies of both adult and infant subjects FORMAT Paperback LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Publisher Description Bodily Matters explores the anti-vaccination movement that emerged in England in the late nineteenth century and early twentieth in response to government-mandated smallpox vaccination. By requiring a painful and sometimes dangerous medical procedure for all infants, the Compulsory Vaccination Act set an important precedent for state regulation of bodies. From its inception in 1853 until its demise in 1907, the compulsory smallpox vaccine was fiercely resisted, largely by members of the working class who interpreted it as an infringement of their rights as citizens and a violation of their childrens bodies. Nadja Durbach contends that the anti-vaccination movement is historically significant not only because it was arguably the largest medical resistance campaign ever mounted in Europe but also because it clearly articulated pervasive anxieties regarding the integrity of the body and the role of the modern state. Analyzing historical documents on both sides of the vaccination debate, Durbach focuses on the key events and rhetorical strategies of the resistance campaign.She shows that those for and against the vaccine had very different ideas about how human bodies worked and how best to safeguard them from disease. Individuals opposed to mandatory vaccination saw their own and their childrens bodies not as potentially contagious and thus dangerous to society but rather as highly vulnerable to contamination and violation. Bodily Matters challenges the notion that resistance to vaccination can best be understood, and thus easily dismissed, as the ravings of an unscientific “lunatic fringe.” It locates the anti-vaccination movement at the very center of broad public debates in Victorian England over medical developments, the politics of class, the extent of government intervention into the private lives of its citizens, and the values of a liberal society. Notes Considers the Victorian anti-vaccination movement in the context of debates over citizenship, parental rights, class politics, the significance of bodily integrity, the control of contagious disease, and state access to the bodies of both adult and infant subjects Back Cover “This fascinating book uses the anti-vaccination movement to illuminate our understanding of the major themes in nineteenth-century British history: the nature of liberalism, class tensions, and resistance to state intervention. Beautifully written, it brings the movement to life.”-Anna Clark, author ofScandal: The Sexual Politics of the British Constitution Author Biography Nadja Durbach is Assistant Professor of History at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City. Table of Contents Acknowledgments ixIntroduction 11. The Parliamentary Lancet 132. Fighting the “Babies Battle” 373. Populism, Citizenship, and the Politics of Victorian Liberalism 694. The Body Politics of Class Formation 915. Vampires, Vivisectors, and the Victorian Body 1136. Germs, Dirt, and the Constitution 1507. Class, Gender, and the Conscientious Objector 171Conclusion 199Notes 209Bibliography 243Index 269 Review “This fascinating book uses the anti-vaccination movement to illuminate our understanding of the major themes in nineteenth-century British history: the nature of liberalism, class tensions, and resistance to state intervention. Beautifully written, it brings the movement to life.”–Anna Clark, author of Scandal: The Sexual Politics of the British Constitution “All too often the large-scale resistance to compulsory vaccination in England has been treated as a quaint case study in anti-modern or irrational opposition to scientific progress. Nadja Durbach has made a key contribution to modern British history in particular and to the analysis of class culture more generally by rescuing this resistance to state medicine from what E. P. Thompson memorably termed the enormous condescension of posterity.”–George Behlmer, author of Friends of the Family: The English Home and Its Guardians, 1850-1940 “Timely and absorbing…”–Susan Pedersen, London Review of Books “Fascinating.”–Christopher Hamlin, American Historical Review “Fascinating… Durbach writes well, and her book provides … abundant opportunity to reflect upon the many ways in which arguments in health care frequently are about a great deal more than initially appears to be the case.”–Edward E. St. Godard, Canadian Medical Association Journal “A clearly argued and detailed examination… Bodily Matters is an accessible work that should appeal to a broad range of readers.”–Dan Malleck, History, Reviews of New Books “Bodily Matters gives us a new insight into antivaccination but shows us that much remains to be discovered about this curious Victorian protest movement.”–Deborah Brunton, Journal of British Studies “Engaging… Durbach convincingly rescues the anti-vaccination movement from the fringes of medical, political, and social history, and demonstrates that anti-vaccinationists should be seen as central players in the construction of Victorianism… A lively narrative.”–Marjorie Levine-Clark, H-Albion, H-Net Reviews “This outstandingly vital work is a breakthrough in the historiography of English anti-vaccinationism.”–Logie Barrow, Medical History “Nadia Durbachs book … is a sympathetic, nuanced, well-researched, and clearly written account of antivaccinationism in its historical context.”–Peter Baldwin, Bulletin of the History of Medicine “Bodily Matters makes an important contribution to the contemporary reassessment of many facets of Victorian Culture.” –Martin Finchman, Victorian Studies “Nadja Durbachs Bodily Matters… should be welcomed by students of health, gender, and citizenship.” –Chris Dooley, Left History “Durbachs insightful study is the most comprehensive and sophisticated treatment of this profoundly misunderstood English movement… A highly persuasive and ground-breaking analysis of the main ingredients of the Victorian anti-vaccination movement and its impact on Victorian society.”–Jennifer E. Keelan, Body and Society “Durbach provides a nuanced understanding of activists words and actions.”–James Colgrove, Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law “Durbachs account of the anti-vaccination movement is clearly and forcefully written and provides an authoritative survey of Victorian debates about the role of the state in disease prevention. Bodily Matters will engage anyone interested in public health and the history of epidemiology, and post-9/11 fears about bioterrorism and the looming threat of a bird flu pandemic may broaden the audience for this text.”–Solveig C. Robinson, Perspectives in Biology and Medicine “Clearly written and pointedly illustrated, the book focuses on the key events and strategies of the anti-vaccinationists campaign… Bodily Matters is not, however, simply a contribution to the subdiscipline of medical history. Big themes of general British nineteenth-century history play a significant part in this story, and anti-vaccinationism, as Durbach shows, provides a useful example of the tensions between Old Liberalism and New Liberalism, class relations, gender issues, and resistance to state intervention.”–Anne Hardy, History “Durbach writes about an important and little known footnote in the history of public health in a readable and accessible style… recommend this to anyone with an interest in the history, politics or ethics of public health, and the vexed questions around personal liberty and the collective benefits of medical technology.”–Christopher C. Potter, Journal of Public Health “Durbach has produced a rich and sympathetic picture of those stigmatised by many Victorians and their successors as mad, bad, dangerous, poor, stupid, or downright bloodyminded… [An] important book…”–Chris Lawrence, Metascience “Bodily Matters provides a detailed and meticulous study of the complexities of the movement… A useful pioneering study of a neglected aspect of Victorian medical politics.”–Lesley A. Hall, Victorians Institute Journal Promotional Considers the Victorian anti-vaccination movement in the context of debates over citizenship, parental rights, class politics, the significance of bodily integrity, the control of contagious disease, and state access to the bodies of both adult and infant subjects Review Quote “This fascinating book uses the anti-vaccination movement to illuminate our understanding of the major themes in nineteenth-century British history: the nature of liberalism, class tensions, and resistance to state intervention. Beautifully written, it brings the movement to life.”–Anna Clark, author of Scandal: The Sexual Politics of the British Constitution “All too often the large-scale resistance to compulsory vaccination in England has been treated as a quaint case study in anti-modern or irrational opposition to scientific progress. Nadja Durbach has made a key contribution to modern British history in particular and to the analysis of class culture more generally by rescuing this resistance to state medicine from what E. P. Thompson memorably termed the enormous condescension of posterity.”–George Behlmer, author of Friends of the Family: The English Home and Its Guardians, 1850-1940 “Timely and absorbing. . . .”–Susan Pedersen, London Review of Books “Fascinating.”–Christopher Hamlin, American Historical Review “Fascinating. . . . Durbach writes well, and her book provides . . . abundant opportunity to reflect upon the many ways in which arguments in health care frequently are about a great deal more than initially appears to be the case.”–Edward E. St. Godard, Canadian Medical Association Journal “A clearly argued and detailed examination. . . . Bodily Matters is an accessible work that should appeal to a broad range of readers.”–Dan Malleck, History, Reviews of New Books ” Bodily Matters gives us a new insight into antivaccination but shows us that much remains to be discovered about this curious Victorian protest movement.”–Deborah Brunton, Journal of British Studies “Engaging. . . . Durbach convincingly rescues the anti-vaccination movement from the fringes of medical, political, and social history, and demonstrates that anti-vaccinationists should be seen as central players in the construction of Victorianism. . . . A lively narrative.”–Marjorie Levine-Clark, H-Albion, H-Net Reviews “This outstandingly vital work is a breakthrough in the historiography of English anti-vaccinationism.”–Logie Barrow, Medical History “Nadia Durbachs book … is a sympathetic, nuanced, well-researched, and clearly written account of antivaccinationism in its historical context.”–Peter Baldwin, Bulletin of the History of Medicine ” Bodily Matters makes an important contribution to the contemporary reassessment of many facets of Victorian Culture.” –Martin Finchman, Victorian Studies “Nadja Durbachs Bodily Matters … should be welcomed by students of health, gender, and citizenship.” –Chris Dooley, Left History “Durbachs insightful study is the most comprehensive and sophisticated treatment of this profoundly misunderstood English movement. . . . A highly persuasive and ground-breaking analysis of the main ingredients of the Victorian anti-vaccination movement and its impact on Victorian society.”–Jennifer E. Keelan, Body and Society “Durbach provides a nuanced understanding of activists words and actions.”–James Colgrove, Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law “Durbachs account of the anti-vaccination movement is clearly and forcefully written and provides an authoritative survey of Victorian debates about the role of the state in disease prevention. Bodily Matters will engage anyone interested in public health and the history of epidemiology, and post-9/11 fears about bioterrorism and the looming threat of a bird flu pandemic may broaden the audience for this text.”–Solveig C. Robinson, Perspectives in Biology and Medicine “Clearly written and pointedly illustrated, the book focuses on the key events and strategies of the anti-vaccinationists campaign. . . . Bodily Matters is not, however, simply a contribution to the subdiscipline of medical history. Big themes of general British nineteenth-century history play a significant part in this story, and anti-vaccinationism, as Durbach shows, provides a useful example of the tensions between Old Liberalism and New Liberalism, class relations, gender issues, and resistance to state intervention.”–Anne Hardy, History “Durbach writes about an important and little known footnote in the history of public health in a readable and accessible style. . . . recommend this to anyone with an interest in the history, politics or ethics of public health, and the vexed questions around personal liberty and the collective benefits of medical technology.”–Christopher C. Potter, Journal of Public Health “Durbach has produced a rich and sympathetic picture of those stigmatised by many Victorians and their successors as mad, bad, dangerous, poor, stupid, or downright bloodyminded. . . . [An] important book. . . .”–Chris Lawrence, Metascience ” Bodily Matters provides a detailed and meticulous study of the complexities of the movement. . . . A useful pioneering study of a neglected aspect of Victorian medical politics.”–Lesley A. Hall, Victorians Institute Journal Promotional “Headline” Considers the Victorian anti-vaccination movement in the context of debates over citizenship, parental rights, class politics, the significance of bodily integrity, the control of contagious disease, and state access to the bodies of both adult and infant subjects Details ISBN0822334232 Author Nadja Durbach Pages 296 Series Radical Perspectives Language English ISBN-10 0822334232 ISBN-13 9780822334231 Media Book Format Paperback Imprint Duke University Press Place of Publication North Carolina Country of Publication United States Short Title BODILY MATTERS Publisher Duke University Press Birth 1971 DOI 10.1604/9780822334231 UK Release Date 2004-12-30 AU Release Date 2004-12-30 NZ Release Date 2004-12-30 US Release Date 2004-12-30 Translator Laury Magnus Edited by Terry Smith Death 1997 Affiliation Reader in Public and Private International Law, University College London Position Reader in Public and Private International Law Qualifications MD Year 2004 Publication Date 2004-12-30 Subtitle The Anti-Vaccination Movement in England, 1853–1907 DEWEY 610.9 Illustrations 12 illus. 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