2006 CSHM Annual Conference/2006 Congrès annuel de la SCHM

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2006 CSHM Annual Conference/2006 Congrès annuel de la SCHM
2006 CSHM Annual Conference/2006 Congrès annuel de la SCHM
2006 CSHM Annual Conference
2006 Congrès annuel de la SCHM
Program / Programme
The City:
Knowledge, Health & Community
La ville :
le savoir, la santé et la communauté
York University
Université York
May 26-28 2006
26 au 28 mai 2006
CSHM/SCHM PROGRAM / PROGRAMME 2006
FRIDAY 26 MAY / VENDREDI 26 MAI
8:15-8:45 AM
Coffee / Pause-café
8:45-9 AM
Opening Remarks / Discours préliminaire d'ouverture
Room / Salle E112 Seymour Schulich Building
9-10:30 AM
Room / Salle E112 Schulich Building
A1: Institutional Landscapes: Architecture & Medicine / Paysages institutionnels: architecture et
médecine
Chair/Présidence: Sasha Mullally, University of New Brunswick
Architecture, Religion and Tuberculosis in Ste. Agathe, Quebec
Annmarie Adams & Mary Anne Poutanen, McGill University
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Images of the Toronto Provincial Asylum, 1850-1975
Nathan Flis, McGill University
Medicinal Vacations: Hospitals, Hotels and Consumers, 1916-1930
Thomas Strickland, McGill University
Room / Salle E115 Schulich Building
A2: The Patient's World / L'univers du patient.
Chair/Présidence: Arthur McIvor, University of Strathclyde
Social consequences of sin: Living with venereal disease in 19th century urban Sweden
Anna Lundberg, Umeå University
Sick in the Second City: experiences of hospitalization in Victorian England
Jonathan Reinarz, University of Birmingham
Enabling a Better Future? : A discussion of charity and learning disability in Glasgow, 1954present
Angela Turner, University of Strathclyde
10:30-10:45 AM
Coffee / Pause-café
10:45-12:15 PM
Room /Salle E112 Schulich Building
B1: Imperial Medicine / L'empire de la médecine et la médecine « impériale »
Chair/Présidence: Paul Potter, University of Western Ontario
L'univers thérapeutique en Basse-Normandie et au Canada au xviiie siècle
Stéphanie Tésio, Université Laval
Room / Salle E115 Schulich Building
B2: Breaking the Rules / Briser les règles
Chair/Présidence: Kathryn McPherson, York University
Abortion in the Old West: The trials of Dr. Edwin S. Kellogg of Helena, Montana
Todd Savitt, East Carolina University School of Medicine
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The city's so hot, it's still smoking: Smoking and health in Glasgow from a historical perspective
Rosemary Elliot, University of Glasgow
Conjuring Up the Post-Nuclear Apocalypse: The Activist Social Strategies of Physicians for Social
Responsibility, 1978 - 1988
Lisa Rumiel, York University
12:15 PM
Break / Pause
12:45-2 PM CSHM Annual General Meeting / Assemblée générale annuelle de la SCHM Room /
Salle E112 Schulich Building
FRIDAY 26 MAY / VENDREDI 26 MAI
2:15-3:45 PM
Room / Salle E112 Schulich Building
C1: 20th Century Medicine: Regulation, Research, and Discovery / La médecine au 20e siècle :
régulation, recherche et découvertes
Chair/Présidence: Heather MacDougall, University of Waterloo
Quarantine: Learning Lessons from the Past
Candace Gibson, University of Western Ontario
Abortion in South Africa under Apartheid, 1948-1990
Susanne Klausen, Carleton University
Medical Benefits, Public Anxieties: The Case of the Nuclear-Powered Artificial Heart
Shelley McKellar,University of Western Ontario
Room / Salle E115 Schulich Building
C2: Immigrants and Institutions / Immigrants et institutions médicales
Chair/Présidence: Lisa Drummond, York University
L'hôpital privé à but lucratif au Québec, 1870-1972
François Guérard, Université du Québec à Chicoutimi
The Country and the City : Physician Organizations, Rural Health Care and Medical
Immigration, 1939-1957
Sasha Mullally, University of New Brunswick
Portrait et itinéraires des immigrants rattachés au corps médical dans la vallée du Saint-Laurent au
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XVIIIe siècle
Samantha Rompillon, Université Laval
4-5:30 PM
Room / Salle E112 Schulich Building
D1: Medicine in Art and Literature / La médecine dans les arts et la littérature
Chair/Présidence: Neil Hobbs, Queen's University
Jacques Ferron and the History of Medicine
Betty Bednarski, Dalhousie University
Vaccinating Bodies in Paris: Representations of Louis Pasteur and his 'patients'
Mary Hunter, University College, London
A 150th anniversary review of Jerry Barrett's painting 'The Queen's first visit to her wounded
soldiers'
Vivian McAlister, University of Western Ontario
Room / Salle E115 Schulich Building
D2: The Birthing Room / La salle des naissances
Chair/Présidence: Wendy Mitchinson, University of Waterloo
Narratives of Blame and Self-Preservation in the Early Modern French Birthing Room
Lianne McTavish, University of New Brunswick
For the Care of the City's Destitute: Women, Health and the University Lying-In Hospital,
Montreal, 1843 - 1873
Catherine Braithwaite, McGill University
Birth in the City: The Edinburgh Royal Maternity Hospital and the Medicalisation of Childbirth
in Edinburgh, 1844-1924
Alison M. Nuttall, University of Edinburgh
5:45 PM
Book Launch & Reception / Lancement de livres et réception
Room / Salle 140 McLaughlin College
Please join us for the 2nd annual CSHM Collective Book Launch and Conference Reception.
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This event, a champagne and strawberry gala hosted by Queen's University Hannah Chair Dr Jackie
Duffin,
will celebrate medical history publishing in Canada during the past year.
Champagne and strawberries
2e Vernissage Collectif des Livres de la SCHM
offert par la Chaire Hannah à Queen's University
Champagne et fraises
CSHM / SCHM - SATURDAY 27 MAY / SAMEDI 27 MAI
8:30-9 AM
Coffee / Pause-café
9-10:30 AM
Room / Salle E112 Schulich Building
E1: The People's Health / La santé du public
Chair/Présidence: Elsbeth Heaman, McGill University
État protecteur - État promoteur: la campagne antivénérienne dans le Québec de l'entre-deuxguerres
Jérôme Boivin, Université Laval
Health Centres in Interwar London, England: Labour's Politics of Social Transformation
Esyllt Jones, University of Winnipeg
Room / Salle E115 Schulich Building
E2: Teaching the History of Madness - Joint Round Table - CSHM/CDSA / Enseignement de
l'histoire de la folie. Table ronde conjointe entre la SCHM et l'ACÉH.*
Chair/Présidence: Kimberley White
Mad Students: No education about us without us
Lucy Costa, York University
Mad Mentoring: Multiple Ways of Learning and Doing Mad People's History
Geoffrey Reaume, York University
10:30-10:45 AM
Coffee / Pause-café
10:45-12 NOON-MIDI
Paterson Lecture / Conférence Paterson
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Cockroaches, Housing and Race: A History of Asthma and Urban Ecology in America
Gregg Mitman, Department of Medical History and Bioethics, University of Wisconsin
Room / Salle W141 Schulich Building
12-1:30 PM
Break / Pause
Graduate Students' Lunch / Déjeuner des étudiantes et étudiants aux cycles supérieurs
Room / Salle ELC PDR Schulich Building
1:30-3 PM
Room / Salle E112 Schulich Building
F1: La cité asilaire / The World of the Asylum
Chair/Présidence: Patricia Prestwich, University of Alberta
Histoire des traitements de la folie au Québec à partir du XIXième siècle
Émilie Guilbeault-Cayer, Université Laval
Hors de la cité asilaire : rôles post-désinstitutionnels des psychiatres et des intervenants, fin 20e
début 21e siècle
Sandra Lawrence-Carter, University of Ottawa
Les frontières de la cité : diagnostics d'internements psychiatriques à St-Jean-de-Dieu, Montréal,
1925-1950
Isabelle Perreault, Université d'Ottawa
Derrière les portes closes de la cité asilaire: l'aliéné dangereux, fin 19e début 20e siècle
Marie-Claude Thifault, Université de Hearst
Room / Salle E115 Schulich Building
F2: Industry and Illness in Scotland and Ontario / L'industrie et les maladies en Écosse et en
Ontario
Chair/Présidence: Michelle Murphy, University of Toronto
Chemical Workers and Occupational Health in Glasgow, 1890s-1950s
David Walker, University of Strathclyde
Thawing dynamite: Masculinity, Mining and Medicine
Terence Wilde, York University
Oral history, occupational health experience and industrial medicine in Glasgow and the
Clydeside industrial conurbation, c1930-1980
Ronnie Johnston and Arthur McIvor, Glasgow Caledonian University and Strathclyde University
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SATURDAY 27 MAY/ SAMEDI 27 MAI
3:15-4:45 PM
Room / Salle E112 Schulich Building
G1: Regulating the Public Body: Sewage, Death and Epidemic Disease / Réguler le corps public :
les égoûts, la mort et les maladies épidémiques
Chair/Présidence: Megan Davies, York University
The Metropolitan Commissioners of Sewers and the Law, 1812-1847
James Hanley, University of Winnipeg
Death Certification in town and country: The Scottish Case
Anne Cameron, Anne Crowther and Gayle Davis, University of Glasgow
Influenza in Hamilton, Ontario, 1918-1921
John Rankin, McMaster University
Room / Salle E115 Schulich Building
G2 : Mental Health History: Emerging Interpretations / L'histoire de la santé mentale : de
nouvelles interprétations émergentes
Chair/Présidence: Kathy Kendall, University of Southampton
The Inquest of Mary Boyd: Medical Controversy and Scandal at the Provincial Lunatic Asylum,
Toronto, 1868
Rachel Elder, University of Guelph
C.K. Clarke, Mental Hygiene and Soldiers' Civil Re-Establishment
Katherine Kruger, University of Guelph
Family responses to psychiatric care: New approaches to the history of psychiatry
Geertja Boschma, University of British Columbia
6:30 PM
Off-Campus Dinner / Souper à l'extérieur du campus
The Annual CSHM/SCHM Conference Dinner will take place at the Bedford Academy in downtown
Toronto.
The Bedford, a bistro-pub located in a former private school in the heart of Toronto's Annex
neighbourhood, offers a range of light fare including pastas, curries, pizza, platters and more traditional
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pub fare. Weather permitting, we have booked the Bedford's patio for our exclusive use for the earlier
part of the evening.
The Bedford Academy is located at 36 Prince George Avenue, on the north side between Avenue Road
and Bedford Avenue. The best way to get there from York University is by Subway. Take the 196 A or
B University Rocket Express Bus to the Spadina-University Subway line and then the subway south,
getting off at the St. George Station. Use the exit at the east end of the platform onto Bedford Road and
walk half a block north to Prince Arthur and half a block east to the restaurant.
CSHM/SCHM - SUNDAY 28 MAY / DIMANCHE 28 MAI
10-10:15 AM
Coffee / Pause-café
10:15-11:45 AM
Room / Salle E112 Schulich Building
H1: How to Heal: Competing Systems of Knowledge and Practice / Comment soigner : systèmes
concurrents de savoirs et de pratiques
Chair/Présidence: James Hanley, University of Winnipeg
The Rise and Fall of Homeopathy at the University of Minnesota
Peter Kernahan, University of Minnesota
From the attendant problem to the problem attendant: Gender, generation and knowledge
production in psychiatric nursing in Western Canada, 1945-60
Chris Dooley, University of Manitoba
Scottish Medical Social Workers and the cause of Social Medicine, 1940-1975
Chris Nottingham, Glasgow Caledonian University
Room / Salle E115 Schulich Building
H2: Crossing Borders: Medicine & Science Joint Session - CSHM & CSTHA / Traverser les
frontières : rapports entre médecine et science. Séance conjointe de la SCHM et de l'AHSTC
Chair/Présidence: Paul Potter, University of Western Ontario
An Interesting Case History from Rufus of Ephesus
Amber Porter, University of Western Ontario
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Local And Selective Appropriation: Circulation Of New Diagnostic Catégories And Techniques In
Speech Therapy In Quebec's Clinical Practice, 1985-2000
Julien Prud'homme, l'Université du Québec à Montréal
Urbanisation, Bourgeois Culture, and the Institutionalisation of Ludwig Edinger's Neurological
Institute at Frankfurt am Main
Frank Stahnisch, Johannes Gutenberg-University
11:45-12 NOON-MIDI
Segal Prize and Additional Conference Remarks / Remise du prix
Segal et discours en marge du congrès
Room / Salle E112 Schulich Building
12-1:30 PM
Break / Pause
1:30-2:45 PM
Joint Plenary - CSHM/CDSA / Séance plénière conjointe de la SCHM et de
l'ACÉH.
Blindness & the City of Light: Tactile Learning, New Subalterns, and the Search for Universalism,
1750-2006
Catherine Kudlick, University of California, Davis
Room / Salle Moot Court, Osgood Hall
6 PM
Historical Tour of 19th Century Patient Built Asylum Boundary Walls: Centre for
Addiction and Mental Health/
Excursion historique du Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, dont les murs de cette institution
asilaire ont été construits au 19e siècle par des patients.
Geoffrey Reaume, York University
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