social hygiene

Social hygiene took off in the years immediately before the First War as part of the growing debate over national health and efficiency.

But it was also the result of the growing hegemony of the social hygiene movement.

Work ceased to be a matter of individual moral character to become a problem of social hygiene.

How did feminists orientate themselves towards the cult of social hygiene?

In 1956 he was appointed honorary professor of social hygiene and eugenics.

The holistic strategy for health forged by the social hygiene campaigns fixed on particular sites of intervention.

Anglicanism provided the largest number of clerical recruits to national efficiency and social hygiene.

ASHA was born out of the early 20th century social hygiene movement.

Social hygiene as a profession grew alongside social work and other public health movements of the era.

He was an early advocate of social hygiene, and known for his work dealing with health issues that included alcoholism and tuberculosis.

The documentary depicts the social hygiene clinic in Angeles where hundreds of young women and children line up daily for health checks in primitive conditions.

Gottstein was deeply interested in epidemiological and statistical studies, as well as social hygiene issues from a medical standpoint.

The social hygiene movement represented a rationalized, professionalized version of the earlier social purity movement.

"Crackland"), which has recently been undergoing a controversial process of revitalization by the city government, accused of promoting "social hygiene" through gentrification.

Inge was important as the type of agent who linked the disparate cultures and intellectual milieus which formed the backbone of the social hygiene movement.

Later, he shifted his focus from social hygiene (segregation/surveillance/normalization) to study mental hygiene; the ways in which each individual is involved in self-policing.

We find that in the years following World War I, Government films about venereal disease (called "social hygiene" reels) could not be shown to mixed audiences.

Under the banner of social hygiene, moralists, clerics, eugenists and some feminists joined forces with medics to resurrect a dialogue between medicine and morality.

She worked as a teacher at the Teacher's Training College for Women and as an advocate reaching out for social hygiene related to the teaching profession.

As analyst, while 'working mainly in the area of sexual and social hygiene, she also explored how "daydreams, those 'parasitic plants', invaded the life of young girls"'.

In the late 1960s, because of "revolutionary social hygiene", the Castro government claimed to cleanse the arts of "fraudulent sodomitic" writers and "sick effeminate" dancers.

A "purity" or anti-prostitution and social hygiene (sexually transmitted diseases) movement went hand in hand with the elimination of other supposed evils, such as alcohol, from society.

In the mid-1910s Popenoe became interested in human breeding, editing the Journal of Heredity from 1913 until 1917, with a special attention to eugenics and social hygiene.

The institutional and intellectual alliances illustrated by the careers of leading protagonists formed the backbone of the social hygiene movement in the early years of the twentieth century.