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Beyond the straightforward illness narrative
While the initial premise of Medical Humanities was to encourage more writings about the illness as lived experience, and to include literary works in the curriculum of medical schools, a second more critical wave has emerged that delves deeper into issues of race, class and gender. As the illness m...
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2020
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