HLTHAGE 1AA3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Mother Teresa, Middle Ages, American Medical Association
10 Dec 2014
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Men didn"t want women to be healers, they wanted that position for themselves. Men made a decision to be dominant in that field. Women didn"t care, they weren"t looking for glory or recognition. Men initiated this transition by an active takeover . A: men had a dream, they had an anticipated identity. They knew where they"ve been and they knew where they were, and they knew where they wanted to be. They wanted to monopolize the health care system and take over. In order to do that, they wanted to occupy that profession and they believed that they could get money for this service. Women didn"t charge, they just did it for society: women healers saw medicine as intrinsic caring. They just did it because it was something they needed to do to take care of people. For example, mother teresa and princess diana cared for everyone.
