Diseases in literature
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- A body of work : an anthology of poetry and medicine
- A body of work : an anthology of poetry and medicine
- A body of work : an anthology of poetry and medicine
- Bioinsecurities : disease interventions, empire, and the government of species
- City of health, fields of disease : revolutions in the poetry, medicine, and philosophy of Romanticism
- Disability, Deformity, and Disease in the Grimms' Fairy Tales
- Disability, deformity, and disease in the Grimms' fairy tales
- Disability, deformity, and disease in the Grimms' fairy tales
- Disease and death in eighteenth-century literature and culture : fashioning the unfashionable
- Disease and the novel, 1880-1960
- Disease, desire, and the body in Victorian women's popular novels
- Disease, desire, and the body in Victorian women's popular novels
- Disease, diagnosis, and cure on the early modern stage
- Diseases and disorders in contemporary fiction : the syndrome syndrome
- Diseases and disorders in contemporary fiction : the syndrome syndrome
- Ecosickness in Contemporary U.S. Fiction : Environment and Affect
- Ecosickness in contemporary U.S. fiction : environment and affect
- Encarnación : illness and body politics in Chicana feminist literature
- Encarnación : illness and body politics in Chicana feminist literature
- Hardy the physician : medical aspects of the Wessex tradition
- Ibsen's foreign contagion : Henrik Ibsen, Arthur Wing Pinero, and modernism on the London stage, 1890-1900
- Idioms of distress : psychosomatic disorders in medical and imaginative literature
- Illness as many narratives : arts, medicine and culture
- Illness as narrative
- Illness as narrative
- In Pandora's jar : lovesickness in early Greek poetry
- John Keats and the medical imagination
- La métaphore pathologique et thérapeutique à la fin du Moyen Age
- Literary diseases: theme and metaphor in the Italian novel
- Medical analogy in Latin satire
- Medical analogy in Latin satire
- Modernism and physical illness : sick books
- Nineteenth-century narratives of contagion : 'our feverish contact'
- Nineteenth-century narratives of contagion : 'our feverish contact'
- Novel medicine : healing, literature, and popular knowledge in early modern China
- Passion and pathology in Victorian fiction
- Passion and pathology in Victorian fiction
- Peering behind the curtain : disability, illness, and the extraordinary body in contemporary theater
- Pestilence and the body politic in Latin literature
- Pestilence in Medieval and early modern English literature
- Pestilence in Medieval and early modern English literature
- Reading the Brontë body : disease, desire, and the constraints of culture
- Representations of illness in literature and film
- Representing the plague in early modern England
- Romanticism and colonial disease
- Shakespeare's contagious sympathies : ill communications
- Sick economies : drama, mercantilism, and disease in Shakespeare's England
- Somatic fictions : imagining illness in Victorian culture
- Stories of sickness
- The deaths of the republic : imagery of the body politic in Ciceronian Rome
- The literature of misogyny in medieval Spain : the "Arcipreste de Talavera" and the "Spill"
- The literature of misogyny in medieval Spain : the "Arcipreste de Talavera" and the "Spill"
- The rich man and the diseased poor in early Victorian literature
- The wasting heroine in German fiction by women 1770-1914
- The wounded self : writing illness in twenty-first-century German literature
- Victorian demons : medicine, masculinity and the Gothic at the fin-de-siècle
- Visual metaphor and embodiment in graphic illness narratives
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