والدمن همچنین با سؤالات هویتی و اعتقادی خود و درگیری حل ناپذیر بین اسرائیلی ها و فلسطینی ها که به واقعیت روزمره زندگی او تبدیل شده بود، دست و پنجه نرم کرد. آنچه او در مورد خود، در مورد کشور پیچیده ای که اکنون بخشی از آن بود، و در مورد فرزندان شجاع و دوست داشتنی ای که پرورش داده است – خواه آنها از رهاویا، می شعار، رام الله یا شهر غزه بودند – را منتقل خواهد کرد و خوانندگان را در همه جا به چالش بکشید.
This Narrow Space: A Pediatric Oncologist, His Jewish, Muslim, and Christian Patients, and a Hospital in Jerusalem 2018
89,000 تومان
دانلود کتاب پزشکی این فضای تنگ: یک انکولوژیست اطفال و بیماران یهودی، مسلمان و مسیحی او و بیمارستانی در اورشلیم
نویسنده |
Elisha Waldman |
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انتشارات |
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group |
زبان |
English |
تاریخ انتشار |
2018-01-30 |
تعداد صفحهها |
256 |
نوع فایل |
epub |
حجم |
419 Kb |
سال انتشار |
2018 |
امکان مطالعه در اپلیکیشن کالیبو
توضیحات
خاطرات تلخ و شیرین و الهامبخش یک سرطانشناس اطفال آمریکایی که هفت سال در اورشلیم برای معالجه کودکان – یهودیان اسرائیلی، مسلمانان، مسیحیان و عربهای فلسطینی از کرانه باختری و غزه – که همگی به سرطان مبتلا شدهاند، گذراند. در سال 2007، به الیشا والدمن، یک پزشک ساکن نیویورک در اواسط 30 سالگی، شغل رویایی او پیشنهاد شد: پزشک معالج در مرکز پزشکی هداسا در اورشلیم. او به دانشکده پزشکی در اسرائیل رفت و زمانی را در نوجوانی در آنجا گذراند. حالا او چیزی را به سرزمینی که دوست داشت برمی گرداند. اما در پی بحران مالی بیمارستان، والدمن با تأسف فراوان در سال 2014 هداسا را ترک کرد و به ایالات متحده بازگشت. این فضای تنگ خاطرات تلخ هفت ساله او است که با احساسی عمیق از موفقیت و همچنین ناامیدی از زمانی که سیاست منطقه ای مانع مراقبت از بیمارانش می شد، و با تنش در مورد خط باریکی که باید طی می کرد، پر شده بود. سنتهای مذهبی برخی از خانوادههای بیمارانش، اعطای این کودکان را برای او دشوار کرده است. والدمن با بررسی بوروکراسی گیجکننده اسرائیل، تهدید همیشگی جنگ همه جانبه و درگیریهای فرهنگی که گاهی به کلینیک او سرایت میکند، یاد گرفت که به پیروزیهای کوچک قناعت کند: بیمار جوانی که بیماریش به بهبودی تبدیل شد، والدینش شکسته شدند. -خوش قلب، و ساعاتی که با فرزندشان معنادار و آرامش بخش بود.
توضیحات(انگلیسی)
A memoir both bittersweet and inspiring by an American pediatric oncologist who spent seven years in Jerusalem treating children—Israeli Jews, Muslims, and Christians, and Palestinian Arabs from the West Bank and Gaza—who had all been diagnosed with cancer.
In 2007, Elisha Waldman, a New York–based doctor in his mid-thirties, was offered his dream job: attending physician at Jerusalem’s Hadassah Medical Center. He had gone to medical school in Israel and spent time there as a teenager; now he was going to give something back to the land he loved. But in the wake of a financial crisis at the hospital, Waldman, with considerable regret, left Hadassah in 2014 and returned to the United States. This Narrow Space is his poignant memoir of seven years that were filled with a deep sense of accomplishment but also with frustration when regional politics got in the way of his patients’ care, and with tension over the fine line he had to walk when the religious traditions of some of his patients’ families made it difficult for him to give those children the care he felt they deserved. Navigating the baffling Israeli bureaucracy, the ever-present threat of full-scale war, and the cultural clashes that sometimes spilled into his clinic, Waldman learned to be content with small victories: a young patient whose disease went into remission, brokenhearted parents whose final hours with their child were made meaningful and comforting.
Waldman also struggled with his own questions of identity and belief, and with the intractable conflict between Israelis and Palestinians that had become a fact of his daily life. What he learned about himself, about the complex country that he was now a part of, and about the brave and endearing children he cared for—whether they were from Rehavia, Me’ah She’arim, Ramallah, or Gaza City—will move and challenge readers everywhere.
In 2007, Elisha Waldman, a New York–based doctor in his mid-thirties, was offered his dream job: attending physician at Jerusalem’s Hadassah Medical Center. He had gone to medical school in Israel and spent time there as a teenager; now he was going to give something back to the land he loved. But in the wake of a financial crisis at the hospital, Waldman, with considerable regret, left Hadassah in 2014 and returned to the United States. This Narrow Space is his poignant memoir of seven years that were filled with a deep sense of accomplishment but also with frustration when regional politics got in the way of his patients’ care, and with tension over the fine line he had to walk when the religious traditions of some of his patients’ families made it difficult for him to give those children the care he felt they deserved. Navigating the baffling Israeli bureaucracy, the ever-present threat of full-scale war, and the cultural clashes that sometimes spilled into his clinic, Waldman learned to be content with small victories: a young patient whose disease went into remission, brokenhearted parents whose final hours with their child were made meaningful and comforting.
Waldman also struggled with his own questions of identity and belief, and with the intractable conflict between Israelis and Palestinians that had become a fact of his daily life. What he learned about himself, about the complex country that he was now a part of, and about the brave and endearing children he cared for—whether they were from Rehavia, Me’ah She’arim, Ramallah, or Gaza City—will move and challenge readers everywhere.
شناسه محصول:
2566862
دسته: اورژانس اطفال, بیوگرافی و زندگینامه, پزشکی, سایر
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