The Pathology of Fear : Disease and American Dis-ease at the Turn of the Twentieth Century /

Fear is a productive power through which morality, law, and the state are founded and maintained. Focusing on late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Anglo-Saxon American men's pathological fear of disease ranging from neurasthenia and hysteria to bubonic plague, this dissertation suggests...

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Main Author:	Jung, Yeonsik (Author)
Other Authors:	McWhirter, David Bruce (Thesis advisor)
Format:	Thesis eBook
Language:	English
Published:	[College Station, Texas] : [Texas A & M University], [2014]
Subjects:	Major English. American literature Pathology
Online Access:	Link to OAK Trust copy