Vol. 8 No. 2 [25] (2009): Literature and Medicine I

Articles

• Frontmatter and Editorial

  Beate Neumeier

  1-7

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• Narratives of Class, Gender and Medicine in the American South: The Dr. Annie Alexander Story

  James Alsop

  8-30

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• The San Francisco Experiment: Female Medical Practitioners Caring for Women and Children, 1875-1935

  Meredith Eliassen

  31-43

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• How to Fail: Female Medical Students and Women Doctors in Popular Fiction around 1900

  Gabriela Schenk

  44-61

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• Women Writers and the Pathologizing of Gender in 18th-Century English Mad-Discourse

  Michelle Iwen

  62-82

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• Hystoriographic Metafiction: The Victorian Madwoman and Women’s Mental Health in 21st-Century British Fiction

  Nadine Muller

  83-101

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• Hysteria, Doctor-Patient Relationships, and Identity Boundaries in Siri Hustvedt’s What I Loved

  Christine Marks

  102-119

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• List of Contributors

  Beate Neumeier

  120-122

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