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Medical sports fitness: an ancient parody of Greek medicine.
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Authorizing the body: scientific medicine and The scarlet letter.
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The social text as body: images of health and disease in three recent feminist utopias.
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The poetry and drama of healing: the Iroquoian Condolence Ritual and the Navajo Night Chant.
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Toward the cultural interpretation of medicine.
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The art of the suture: Richard Selzer and medical narrative.
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Changing images of healers.
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Lu Hsun and Maxine Hong Kingston: medicine as a symbol in Chinese and Chinese American literature.
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Literature and bioethics: different approaches?
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The neurobiology of the obscene: Henry Miller and Tourette syndrome.
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The word is an instrument of healing.
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The hernia operation.
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Psychiatry and literature: a relational perspective.
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Pairing literature and medicine.
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Medicine as business and patient welfare: Thomas Mann dissects the conflict of interest.
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