Biley F
University of Wales, College of Medicine, Cardiff.
Int Hist Nurs J. 1999 Autumn;4(4):33-9.
In the 1940s and 1950s, Greenwich Village, and New York City in general, were places that were participating in great change. Beat Generation writers, pop artists and contemporary musicians were redefining their crafts. In the midst of all this lived Martha Rogers, who was redefining her craft, nursing. In this paper the author argues, in what could be defined as a beginning and informal hermeneutic analysis, that in order to fully understand the Science of Unitary Human Beings it is necessary to understand the social context in which the theoretical framework was developed. Implications arising from the insights that emerge from this brief exploration of the social context in which the Science of Unitary Human Beings developed, which concentrates on the writing of the Beat Generation, are discussed.
在20世纪40年代和50年代，格林威治村乃至整个纽约市都在经历巨大的变革。垮掉派作家、流行艺术家和当代音乐家都在重新定义他们的技艺。玛莎·罗杰斯就生活在这一切之中，她也在重新定义自己的技艺——护理。在本文中，作者以一种可被定义为初步的非正式诠释学分析的方式论证，为了全面理解整体人的科学，有必要了解该理论框架得以发展的社会背景。本文讨论了对整体人的科学得以发展的社会背景（集中探讨垮掉派作家的作品）进行简要探究所产生的见解的影响。
