(Pre)scription narratives : feminist medical fiction and the failure of American censorship / Stephanie Peebles Tavera.

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Tavera, Stephanie Peebles [Author]

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text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781474493215

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Prescription narratives

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LOC classification:

PS374 .P747 2022

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Contents:

Listen for the new man: From narrative prosthesis to narrative medicine -- Kinetic medicine: Superposition of Black female subjectivity before the law -- Affective fear: Vulnerability and risk in anti-VD campaign counternarratives -- Conclusion: Medical theater: The birth of anti-lynching plays and reproductive justice.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Crip medicine: Environmental health and the matter of hysteria -- Listen for the new man: From narrative prosthesis to narrative medicine -- Kinetic medicine: Superposition of Black female subjectivity before the law -- Affective fear: Vulnerability and risk in anti-VD campaign counternarratives -- Conclusion: Medical theater: The birth of anti-lynching plays and reproductive justice.

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