| Health Humanities Reader | | | Editor:
| Jones, Therese
Wear, Delese
Friedman, Lester D. | | Foreword by:
| Vonnegut, Mark | | Contribution by:
| Frank, Arthur W.
Flood, David H.
Soricelli, Rhonda L.
Keränen, Lisa
Sappol, Michael
Wall, Shelley
Stoddard Holmes, Martha
Straus, Joseph N.
Norden, Martin F.
Iezzoni, Lisa I.
Cohn, Felicia
Montello, Martha
Lantos, John
Haddad, Amy
Garden, Rebecca
Clark, Mark
Brody, Howard
Hester, Rebecca J.
Coulehan, Jack
Tong, Rosemarie
Gilman, Sander L.
Hausman, Bernice
Case, Gretchen A.
Peterkin, Allen
Dreger, Alice
Levine-Clark, Marjorie
Squier, Susan M.
Campo, Rafael
DasGupta, Sayantani
Metzl, Jonathan M.
Goldberg, Daniel
Grainger-Monsen, Maren
Cole, Thomas R.
Saxton, Benjamin
Kaplan, E. Ann
Winakur, Jerald
Lewis, Bradley
Jones, Anne Hudson
Rowe, Michael
Williams, Ian
Chambers, Tod
Barfield, Raymond C.
Selman, Lucy
Bishop, Jeffrey P.
Shafer, Audrey
Belling, Catherine
Wolpe, Paul Root
Kavey, Allison B.
Nisker, Jeff
Aultman, Julie M.
Blackie, Michael
Lamb, Erin Gentry
Bleakley, Alan
Baruch, Jay | | ISBN: | 978-0-8135-6247-6 | | Publication Date: | Aug 2014 | | Publisher: | Rutgers University Press
| | Book Format: | Hardback | | List Price: | USD $130.00 | Book Description:
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In this definitive new collection, fifty-four leading scholars come together to survey the vital work being done in the health humanities. Reflecting the extraordinary diversity of this burgeoning field, it brings together nurses and philosophers, scientists and historians, to discuss everything from mental illness to doctor-patient relationships. Including forty six original essays organized around twelve topics, Health Humanities Reader is written in an accessible... More Description In this definitive new collection, fifty-four leading scholars come together to survey the vital work being done in the health humanities. Reflecting the extraordinary diversity of this burgeoning field, it brings together nurses and philosophers, scientists and historians, to discuss everything from mental illness to doctor-patient relationships. Including forty six original essays organized around twelve topics, Health Humanities Reader is written in an accessible style that presents serious issues with warmth and humor.
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