Rethinking Medical Humanities: A Perspective from the Arts and the Social Sciences: Perspectives from the Arts and the Social Sciences

2022 De Gruyter hardcover edition. Unread copy in very good condition. Contents: (1) Rethinking Medical Humanities (2) Pondering the Perimeters: Towards a Definition of Medical Humanism (3) Avoidable Mistakes – Premodern Medical Fallibility as an Ethical Problem with Epistemological Implications (4) When the Fetus Becomes a Child: Some Reflections from the Long Eighteenth Century (5) Ethical Responsibilities in the Curing/Caring Relationship - (6) Disease and the Problem of Evil in the Novels of Thomas Mann (7) Monstrosity and the Monstrous Revisited: Fortunio Liceti's Medical Imagination (8) The Flesh of Wax: The Use of Scientific Collection in Medical Humanities (9) The Body between Life and Death: Berengario da Carpi and the Anatomical Image of the Sixteenth Century (10) The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Jan Deijman and the Social History of the Brain (11) The Bio-Turn in History Writing: Death, Last Wishes, and Lasting Wishes (12) The Fatal Disease of the Last Reigning Inca: A Historical and Clinical Study (13) Paleopathology and Anthropology of the Renaissance: From the Morbus Dominorum to the Alleged 'Michelangelo's Shoes' (14) The New World Opened by Madness (15) Why Listen to the Mad? What Schizophrenic Girl Offers to Narrative Medicine (16) The Malady of Love in Early Modern Medical Thought (17) Art Images And Medical Teaching (18) Medical Humanities: A Tautology or a Necessity? (19) Teaching PTSD with Film: The Case of Peter Weir's Fearless (20) The Humanities and Global Health: Travels with Philippa Foot and Karl Popper (21) Medical Humanities as a Search for Unity.…