关于(重新)创造历史的思考

Q2 Arts and Humanities

Asian Medicine Pub Date : 2021-10-29 DOI:10.1163/15734218-12341495

Eana Meng

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谁和什么创造了历史?这篇文章描述了医生活动家托尔伯特·斯莫尔(生于1942年)是如何收集、保存和记录他自己以及他周围人的历史的。斯莫尔自1968年以来一直在加州旧金山湾区行医，为各种各样的病人服务:从成千上万的社区成员到像安吉拉·戴维斯和乔治·杰克逊这样的革命者。1970年至1974年，斯莫尔是黑豹党(Black Panther Party)的医生。1972年，斯莫尔随黑豹党代表团访问中国，在那里他见证了针灸。然后，他在回家后将这种做法整合到他的医疗工具包中。斯莫尔的个人档案记录了美国社会和医学史上重要的一章。他的故事，以及那些在20世纪70年代将针灸引入纽约市林肯排毒中心的革命者的故事，要求我们重新审视传统的历史叙述，以及针灸历史的形成方式。

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Reflections on (Re)making History

Who and what makes history? This essay describes how physician-activist Tolbert Small (b. 1942) has been collecting, preserving, and recording his own history, as well as of those around him. Small has been practicing medicine in California’s San Francisco Bay Area since 1968, serving a diversity of patients: from thousands of community members to revolutionaries such as Angela Davis and George Jackson. A physician for the Black Panther Party from 1970 to 1974, Small joined the party’s 1972 delegation to China, where he witnessed acupuncture. He then integrated the practice into his medical toolkit upon returning home. Small’s personal archives document an important chapter of American social and medical history. His stories, along with those of the revolutionaries who introduced acupuncture into New York City’s Lincoln Detox Center during the 1970s, ask us to revisit conventional historical narratives as well as the way in which acupuncture history is made.

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Asian Medicine Arts and Humanities-Arts and Humanities (all)

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期刊介绍： Asian Medicine -Tradition and Modernity is a multidisciplinary journal aimed at researchers and practitioners of Asian Medicine in Asia as well as in Western countries. It makes available in one single publication academic essays that explore the historical, anthropological, sociological and philological dimensions of Asian medicine as well as practice reports from clinicians based in Asia and in Western countries. With the recent upsurge of interest in non-Western alternative approaches to health care, Asian Medicine - Tradition and Modernity will be of relevance to those studying the modifications and adaptations of traditional medical systems on their journey to non-Asian settings.