Titlebook: Literature and Medicine; A Practical and Peda Ronald Schleifer,Jerry B. Vannatta Textbook 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Sexual and Domestic Abusengage with their patients. In addition to Dr. Vannatta’s vignette of encountering a long-time patient who presents, but does not describe, symptoms of physical violence, the chapter offers Edgar Allan Poe’s harrowing story “Berenice” and W. B. Yeats’s meditation on violence in “Leda and the Swan.”

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Ageingts include a chapter from Nathaniel Hawthorne’s ., which describes the thoughts and feelings of an aging woman, and a powerful poem about the loneliness and ambiguity of old age, Thomas Hardy’s “I Look into My Glass.”

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Narrative and Cognitive Science; Literature and Medicine of literary analysis useful to instructors and students in the health science and to healthcare providers. It focuses on Grace Paley’s story “A Conversation with My Father” and Abraham Verghese’s description of his first meeting with patients in his book .. The goals of this chapter are to survey w

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Literature and Professionalism in Medicinehree physicians and the ethical and professional issues with which they engage: an analysis of the experience of Dr. Michael LaCombe, a short story by Richard Selzer focused on surgeon, and a poem in which Dr. Audrey Shafer balances her family life and her professional career. This chapter is closel

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Listening to Patientsgs. It does so by presenting a vignette of a physician’s follow-up interview of patient presenting vague symptoms, in which he discovers what his patient leaves out of the interview. It also presents a similar short story by James Joyce, “Araby,” where it is left to the reader to discover what is un

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