Disease, diagnosis, and cure on the early modern stage /
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Aldershot, England ; Burlington, VT :
Ashgate,
[2004]
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Series: | Literary and scientific cultures of early modernity.
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Table of Contents:
- Performing arts : hysterical disease, exorcism, and Shakespeare's theater / Kaara L. Peterson
- No faith in physic : masquerades of medicine onstage and off / Tanya Pollard
- Note her a little farther : doctors and healers in the drama of Shakespeare / Barbara Howard Traister
- Hot blood : estranging Mediterranean bodies in early modern medical and dramatic texts / Carol Thomas Neely
- Some love that drew him oft from home : syphilis and international commerce in the comedy of errors / Jonathan Gil Harris
- Elizabethan racial medical psychology, popular drama, and the social programming of the late-Tudor Black : sketching an exploratory postcolonial hypothesis / Imtiaz Habib
- Infectious rape, therapeutic revenge : bloodletting and the health of Rome's body / Catherine Belling
- The fille vièrge as pharmakon : the therapeutic value of Desdemona's corpse / Louise Noble
- Transformation and degeneration : the paracelsan/galenic body in Othello / Stephanie Moss
- Cankers in Romeo and Juliet : sixteenth-century medicine at a figural/literal cusp / Lynette Hunter.