Medicine, Race and Liberalism in British Bengal: Symptoms of Empire

Ishita Pande

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1. Introduction Part 1: Race and Place 2. Diagnosing Character: Liberal Racialism and the Black Aryan 3. Standard Deviation: 'National Character' and a Science of Government Part 2: Blood and Morals 4. Seeing Reason: Dissection, History and English Education Part 3: and Citizenship 5. Sanitary Subjects: Fevers, Filth and Freedom in a 'Dual City 6. Sensing Modernity: Civility, Class and Citizenship in a 'Sanitary City' Part 4: Sex and Public 7. Degenerate Nation: Sex, Public and a Government of Self Epilogue: Bengali Modern

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