El dispositivo venezolano de sanidad y la incorporación de los médicos exiliados de la Guerra Civil española

Martín-Frechilla, Juan José

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“…In 1894, Dr. Santos Aníbal Dominici identified the malaria parasite in patients at Vargas Hospital in Caracas ( 11 , 12 ). The National Health Office and Institute of Hygiene and Chemistry, Bacteriology, and Parasitology Laboratories opened in 1911; a National Health Act was promulgated in 1912 ( 12 ).…”

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“…The National Health Office and Institute of Hygiene and Chemistry, Bacteriology, and Parasitology Laboratories opened in 1911; a National Health Act was promulgated in 1912 ( 12 ). During the 1920s, quinine was freely distributed in some regions ( 9 ).…”

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“…In 1 area, all 500 inhabitants were infected with Plasmodium falciparum ( 15 ). Cooperation with the Rockefeller Foundation lapsed in 1932, possibly because of a backlash against foreign oil companies (e.g., the Rockefellers’ ownership of Standard Oil) ( 9 , 12 , 16 ). Despite the foundation’s absence, effectiveness of antimalarial treatments was studied in Guárico in 1935 ( 17 ).…”

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“…Tejera created a national public health system based on administrative medical, research, and control technique units, as advocated by the Rockefeller Foundation and the League of Nation’s Malaria Commission. He established agreements with the foundation and a scholarship program for persons from Venezuela to study at universities in the United States ( 12 , 18 , 19 ). …”

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“…Tejera resigned rather than accept ratify law. Dominici took over and designated Gabaldón as Director of Malariology ( 11 , 12 ). …”

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“…Tejera resigned rather than accept ratify law. Dominici took over and designated Gabaldón as Director of Malariology ( 11 , 12 ). …”

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Finding Josep Solanes: mobilizing the legacies of Republican exile in Spanish cultural studies

Balibrea

2021

Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies

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Using the example of Republican exile Josep Solanes, this article argues how the category of exile and the reality of the Republican exile of 1939 can be mobilized for a political questioning of the meanings of "Spanish" in twentieth-century Spanish culture as defining and framing disciplinary areas. Still a very little known author, the article reconstructs the disciplinary fields, historical conflicts, personal encounters, border and language crossings necessary to assess Solanes' work, the conditions of his radical intervention in the field of psychiatry, first in Catalonia and later in France and Venezuela, and how they framed his conceptualization of the experience of exile. The last part of the article, through a consideration of Solanes' explorations of the exilic as a post-national condition, reflects on what could be the political and ethical conditions to recuperate a legacy that resists being inscribed in, or identified with, the nation. In an important way, this article should be read as an introduction to the very little known Josep Solanes that lays out the importance of his work and signals its potential for further research on new directions in the study of exile. KEYWORDSJosep Solanes; Spanish Republican exile; Psychiatry; Madness; Francesc Tosquelles Within Spanish cultural studies, debates problematizing the category of "Spanish" as naming nationally defined and framed disciplinary areas have taken two main forms. One scrutinizes the legacy of hispanism as a form of cultural imperialism in Latin America, while visualizing these relations anew through the framework of a transatlantic geopolitical context. The other challenges the supremacy of Spanish as the category of choice to refer to the plurinational reality of the Spanish state and, as an alternative, activates "Iberian" as a framework capable of addressing this plurinationality, including Portugal, more horizontally. I have proposed elsewhere that the category of exile and the reality of the Republican exile of 1939 together open up a fertile alternative approach to a political questioning and critical interrogation of the meanings of "Spanish" in twentieth-century Spanish culture and Spanish cultural studies more

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A Guerra Civil Espanhola oitenta anos depois, 1936-2016: Ensaio de interpretação | The Spanish Civil War eighty years later, 1936-2016: An interpretative essay

Ávila

2017

RMI

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An interpretative essay CARLOS FEDERICO DOMINGUEZ AVILA 1 Resumo: O artigo explora a origem e a evolução da guerra civil espanhola sob a perspectiva dos estudos em história das relações internacionais. Constata-se que esse conflito foi particularmente complexo pelas múltiplas variáveis endógenas e exógenas participantes. No octogésimo aniversário do pronunciamento e do início do conflito, o artigo é uma homenagem comemorativa. Ele se fundamenta em literatura recentemente publicada sobre a temática. Em termos metodológicos adota o estilo do ensaio interpretativo.

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El dispositivo venezolano de sanidad y la incorporación de los médicos exiliados de la Guerra Civil española

Cited by 3 publications

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Malaria Control and Elimination,1 Venezuela, 1800s–1970s

Malaria Control and Elimination,1 Venezuela, 1800s–1970s

Finding Josep Solanes: mobilizing the legacies of Republican exile in Spanish cultural studies

A Guerra Civil Espanhola oitenta anos depois, 1936-2016: Ensaio de interpretação | The Spanish Civil War eighty years later, 1936-2016: An interpretative essay

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