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The co-marking of aged bodies and migrant bodies: migrant workers' contribution to geriatric medicine in the UK.

机译：老年机构和移民机构的共同标记：英国移民工人对老年医学的贡献。

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This article sits at the nexus between two bodies of work, gerontology and migration research, both of which have theorised the body as the locus of stigma. Gerontologists, while acknowledging the significance of perceptions of the ageing body for engagement and participation in society, have often evaded direct engagement with physical and medical understandings of older bodies. In parallel, research which focuses on migration, race and the body has focused on how the migrant body is stigmatised both because of its somatic markers and because of the status of the frail older people whom they tend. Drawing on oral history interviews with UK born and South Asian overseas-trained geriatricians, the article argues that the two bodies, which are usually seen in negative ways, came together in meaningful ways in the development of the specialty of geriatric medicine. Thinking of the body as an assemblage with many elements, some of which are stigmatised but which can nevertheless be recuperated, helps us to think beyond stigma in the context of body work.
机译：本文位于老年医学和迁移研究这两个工作体之间的联系，这两个理论都将身体作为污名的所在地。老年学家虽然认识到衰老的身体对于参与和参与社会的重要性，但常常回避直接参与对老年人身体和医学的理解。同时，针对移徙，种族和身体的研究集中于如何对移徙者的身体进行污名化，这既因为其身体特征，又因为他们所照顾的脆弱的老年人的状况。文章通过对英国出生和南亚海外受过训练的老年病医生的口述历史采访得出结论，认为这两个机构通常以负面的方式出现，它们在老年医学专业的发展中以有意义的方式结合在一起。将身体视为具有许多元素的集合，其中一些元素已被污名化，但仍然可以恢复，这有助于我们在身体工作的背景下进行超越污名化的思考。

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