
In Recent Decades, Both Medical Humanities And Medical History Have Emerged As Rich And Varied Sub-disciplines. Medicine, Health And The Arts Is A Collection Of Specially Commissioned Essays Designed To Bring Together Different Approaches To These Complex Fields. Written By A Selection Of Established And Emerging Scholars, This Volume Embraces A Breadth And Range Of Methodological Approaches To Highlight Not Only Developments In Well-established Areas Of Debate, But Also Newly Emerging Areas Of Investigation, New Methodological Approaches To The Medical Humanities And The Value Of The Humaniti Critical Conversations: Establishing Dialogue In The Medical Humanities / Victoria Bates And Sam Goodman -- Towards A Critical Medical Humanities / Alan Bleakley -- Oh, The Humanit(ies)!: Dissent, Democracy, And Danger / Therese Jones -- Medicine And The Visual Arts / Ludmilla Jordanova -- Graphic Medicine: The Portrayal Of Illness In Underground And Autobiographical Comics / Ian C. M. Williams -- Art In Medical Education: Practice And Dialogue / L. A. Younie -- The Post-war Medical Humanities: A Literary Perspective / Anne Whitehead -- Reinterpreting The Wound Of Philoctetes: A Case Study In Literature And Medicine / Patricia Novillo-corvalán -- The Heart Of The Matter: Creating Meaning In Health And Medicine Through Writing / Fiona Hamilton -- Performance Anxiety: The Relationship Between Social And Aesthetic Drama In Medicine And Health / Emma Brodzinski -- Theatre, Performance And The Century Of The Brain: Influences Of Cognitive Neuroscience On Professional Theatre Practice / Jessica M. Beck -- Medical Humanities, Drama, Therapy, Schools And Evidence: Discourses And Practices / Phil Jones -- Music, Therapy And Technology: An Opinion Piece / Paul Robinson -- The Impact Of Cochlear Implants On Musical Experience / Zack Moir And Katie Overy -- The Development Of Clinical Music Therapy In Adult Mental Health Practice: Music, Health And Therapy / Helen Odell-miller. Edited By
This volume investigates the intersection of medical humanities, history, and the arts to determine how interdisciplinary approaches can refine our understanding of health and clinical practice. The editors, Victoria Bates, Alan Bleakley, and Sam Goodman, curate a collection of essays from established and emerging scholars to map the current state of the field. By synthesizing diverse methodologies—ranging from literary analysis to performance studies—the text argues for a more critical and integrative framework within the medical humanities.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a significant resource for scholars looking to bridge the gap between clinical practice and aesthetic inquiry. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which serves as a foundational text for those studying the evolution of the medical humanities.
Page Count:
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Publication Date:
2014-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge,
ISBN-10:
0203079612
ISBN-13:
9780203079614
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