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Medical Writing Criticism
Introduction
Representative Works
Criticism: Colonial America
Benjamin Rush from the Perspective of the Twentieth Century
Early American Immunology: As Formulated by the Reverend Cotton Mather of Boston, 1725
Introduction
Honeyed Words: Bernard Mandeville and Medical Discourse
Criticism: Medieval Writing
Criticism: Sexuality
Renaissance Moralizing about Syphilis and Prevention
The Medicines of Medieval and Renaissance Europe as a Source of Medicines for Today
Satiric Representation of Venereal Disease: The Restoration Versus the Eighteenth-Century Model
Medicine, the Body and the Botanical Metaphor in Erotica
Mirrors of Health and Treasures of Poor Men: The Uses of the Vernacular Medical Literature of Tudor England
Further Reading