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On a global, multidisciplinary scale, the book applies the insights of social and medical sciences to an investigation of the pandemic, covering include the historiography, virology, demographic and its long-term effects.
On a global, multidisciplinary scale, the book applies the insights of social and medical sciences to an investigation of the pandemic, covering include the historiography, virology, demographic and its long-term effects.
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Howard Phillips, South African by birth, studied at the University of Cape Town and London University before joining the staff of the History Department at UCT in 1974. Since completing his doctoral thesis on the impact of the Spanish flu pandemic on South Africa (which was published in 1990), he has researched, taught and written on the medical history of South Africa. In 1998, together with David Killingray, he organised the first international conference on the influenza pandemic of 1918-19.David Killingray was born in 1939. He studied at the London School of Economics, the University of York, and the School of Oriental and African Studies where he gained a PhD in African history. He was a school teacher for 12 years in the UK and Tanzania. In 1972 he joined Goldsmiths College, University of London, where he is now Professor of Modern History. He has written books and many articles on aspects of African, Imperial, Caribbean and English local history, and has just completed a book on African soldiers in the Second World War.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction, Howard Phillips, David Killingray Part 1 Part I Virological and pathological perspectives Chapter 1 A virologist's perspective on the 1918-19 pandemic, Edwin D. Kilbourne Chapter 2 Genetic characterisation of the 1918 'Spanish' influenza virus, Jeffery K. Taubenberger Part II Part II Contemporary medical and nursing perspectives Chapter 3 The plague that was not allowed to happen, Wilfried Witte Chapter 4 'You can't do anything for influenza', Nancy K. Bristow Part III Part III Official responses to the pandemic Chapter 5 Japan and New Zealand in the 1918 influenza pandemic, Geoffrey W. Rice Chapter 6 Coping with the influenza pandemic, Mridula Ramanna Part 4 Part IV The demographic impact Chapter 7 Spanish influenza in China, 1918-20, Wataru Iijima Chapter 8 Flu downunder, Kevin McCracken, Peter Curson Chapter 9 The overshadowed killer, N.P.A.S. Johnson Chapter 10 Death in winter, D. Ann Herring, Lisa Sattenspiel Chapter 11 Spanish influenza seen from Spain, Beatriz Echeverri Chapter 12 A holocaust in a holocaust, Patrick Zylberman Chapter 13 Long-term effects of the 1918 'Spanish' influenza epidemic on sex differentials of mortality in the USA, Andrew Noymer, Michel Garenne Part 5 Part V Long-term consequences and memories Chapter 14 'A fierce hunger', James G. Ellison Chapter 15 'The dog that did not bark', Myron Echenberg Part 6 Part VI Epidemiological lessons of the pandemic Chapter 16 Transmission of, and protection against, influenza, Stephen C. Schoenbaum Notes Bibliography, Jürgen Müller Index
Introduction, Howard Phillips, David Killingray Part 1 Part I Virological and pathological perspectives Chapter 1 A virologist's perspective on the 1918-19 pandemic, Edwin D. Kilbourne Chapter 2 Genetic characterisation of the 1918 'Spanish' influenza virus, Jeffery K. Taubenberger Part II Part II Contemporary medical and nursing perspectives Chapter 3 The plague that was not allowed to happen, Wilfried Witte Chapter 4 'You can't do anything for influenza', Nancy K. Bristow Part III Part III Official responses to the pandemic Chapter 5 Japan and New Zealand in the 1918 influenza pandemic, Geoffrey W. Rice Chapter 6 Coping with the influenza pandemic, Mridula Ramanna Part 4 Part IV The demographic impact Chapter 7 Spanish influenza in China, 1918-20, Wataru Iijima Chapter 8 Flu downunder, Kevin McCracken, Peter Curson Chapter 9 The overshadowed killer, N.P.A.S. Johnson Chapter 10 Death in winter, D. Ann Herring, Lisa Sattenspiel Chapter 11 Spanish influenza seen from Spain, Beatriz Echeverri Chapter 12 A holocaust in a holocaust, Patrick Zylberman Chapter 13 Long-term effects of the 1918 'Spanish' influenza epidemic on sex differentials of mortality in the USA, Andrew Noymer, Michel Garenne Part 5 Part V Long-term consequences and memories Chapter 14 'A fierce hunger', James G. Ellison Chapter 15 'The dog that did not bark', Myron Echenberg Part 6 Part VI Epidemiological lessons of the pandemic Chapter 16 Transmission of, and protection against, influenza, Stephen C. Schoenbaum Notes Bibliography, Jürgen Müller Index
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