Vol. 21 No. S2 (2022): Special Issue: The Medical Humanities, Literature and Language

Published: 2022-12-28

Articles

The Medical Humanities, Literature and Language

Virginia Langum, Terry Walker

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‘Idleness Breeds Disgust for the Cell’ Circumscribing Sloth, Acedia and Health in Anchoritic Literature

Godelinde Gertrude Perk

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Vile Vapours Addiction and the Blood Pact in The Witch of Edmonton

Eric Pudney

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‘A Paradise of Invalids’ Medical Tourism and the Climate of Prejudice in Nineteenth-century Madeira

Virginia Langum

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The Doctor and the Murderess A Discussion of Knowledge and Ignorance in Margaret Atwood’s Alias Grace

Katarina Gregersdotter

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Towards a Green Medical Humanities Solastalgia, Ecological PTSD, and Beyond in Charles Rangeley-Wilson’s Silt Road: The Story of a Lost River

Jens Kirk

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From Symptomes of Martirdome to Symptoms of Inclination An Investigation of Symptom in Non-medical Writing in Early Modern English

Jukka Tyrkkö, Pauline Alkenäs, Esme Richardson-Owen, Johannes Widegren

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Metaphors of Tinnitus as an Acoustic Environment

Elena Glotova, Marlene Johansson Falck

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Rewriting Normal A Discourse Analysis of TEDx Speeches on Neurodiversity and Autism

Anna Justine Sochacka

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Semantic Density and Gravity in Lay-oriented Medical Knowledge Communication The Case of the EPAR Summary for the Public

Aage Hill-Madsen

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Emergency Risk Communication A Structural Topic Modelling Analysis of the UK government’s COVID-19 Press Briefings

Yin Wang

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Contributors

About the Contributors

Editorial Team

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