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DESCRIPTION: \n\nJoin Brendan Ross\, Mary Hague-Yearl\, and Dr. Julian Xue 
 for a discussion of Dr. Norman Bethune and an exploration of how Bethune h
 as been\, and continues\n	to be\, portrayed. Bethune was an active member o
 f the Communist Party of Canada\, but he was most well-known for his inter
 national work in Spain and later in the People’s Republic of China.  \n\nT
 une in for the discussion and a preview of the Bethune Collections\; now d
 igitized in Gale Primary Sources.   \n\n\nBrendan Ross is a third-year med
 ical student at ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ. His interests include Chinese and Japan
 ese intellectual traditions of medicine and non-Western approaches to medi
 cal knowledge. His essay and project for the Molina Foundation Osler Libra
 ry Medical Student Research award entitled 'The Chinese Apotheosis of Dr. 
 Norman Bethune: The Making of a Medical Folk Hero' was written under the s
 upervision of Dr. Rolando Del Maestro\, William Feindel Professor Emeritus
  in Neuro-Oncology at ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ. \n\nMary Hague-Yearl is the Osler Librarian 
 at the Osler Library of the History of Medicine and an Associate Member of
  ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ’s Department of Social Studies of Medicine. She studied the histor
 y of medicine at Cambridge (M.Phil) and Yale (Ph.D.) before turning to arc
 hives and special collections librarianship. Her research interests lie in
  the interplay between medicine and religion in the pre-modern period\, an
 d in the transformation of concepts from humoral medicine into scientific 
 paradigms in the modern period.\n\nJulian is currently the director of Lib
 era Clinic\, a new upstart psychiatry clinic in Montreal that is also a Mc
 Gill experiment for teaching residents outside the hospital. He is a long 
 term ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵer\, who completed his BSc. in 2006\, his MD/PhD in 2014\, and 
 his residency in 2019. His great interest is in the links between Chinese 
 practices of self-cultivation and modern psychotherapy. Parallels in these
  forms of human flourishing inform both his research and his daily work. A
 s a medical student\, he had run the Osler Society\, and\, like Brendan\, 
 won the Osler Essay Award. He is delighted to return to the Library's acti
 vities.\n\nVirtual event begins at 12 PM (EST)\n\nRSVP HERE\n\n \n\n\n	 \n
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LOCATION:Rare Books and Special Collections\, McLennan Library Building 4th
  floor\, McLennan Library Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0C9\, 3459 r
 ue McTavish
SUMMARY:Virtual Event | The Many Faces of Norman Bethune
URL:/library/channels/event/virtual-event-many-faces-n
 orman-bethune-329620
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