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Vol. 17 No. 2 (2016): Women and Medicine in American Literature and Culture

Published: 2017-05-26

Editorial

  • Editorial Introduction: Women and Medicine in American Literature and Culture

    Ingrid Gessner
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Articles

  • Bearing Independence: The Concept of Social Childbirth in Martha Ballard's Life Writing

    Bettina Huber
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  • From Pearl Harbor (1941) to Pearl Harbor (2001): On the Emancipatory Potential of Nursing During Wartime and its Representation in Hollywood Film

    Susanne Bueechl
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  • The Medical Gaze in Psychiatric Treatment: Women Doctors and Nurses in Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar and Susanna Kaysen’s Girl, Interrupted

    Ramona Schmidt
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  • “Do You Know” of the Conflict of Having a Family and Career as a Female Surgeon? The Representation of Cristina Yang in ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy

    Barbara Biederer
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  • Epilogue: Women in the Medical Profession. No Choice or Choiceosie?

    Carmen Birkle
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ISSN: 1861-6127

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