Disease and social order in America: perceptions and expectations.
Disease and social order in America: perceptions and expectations.
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美国的疾病和社会秩序：看法和期望。
DOI：
10.2307/3350040
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发表时间：
1986
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通讯作者：
C. Rosenberg
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作者：
C. Rosenberg
在19世纪和20世纪，外行人和医生对疾病的看法，尤其是对流行病的看法，在简化论和相对主义的极端之间发生了变化。社会和医学界都适应了角色和权威的相互变化。每次修订，个人和社会的选择结构都会发生变化。艾滋病的流行既说明了我们对药物的持续依赖，也说明了疾病必然反映和暴露出发生这种疾病的文化的各个方面的方式。
Views of disease--and especially of epidemics--among laymen and physicians alike, changed in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries between extremes of reductionism and relativism. Both society and the medical profession accommodated to reciprocal changes in roles and authority. With each revision, the structure of choices for individuals and society changed. The AIDS epidemic illustrates both our continuing dependence on medicine and the way in which disease necessarily reflects and lays bare every aspect of the culture in which it occurs.