Vol. 25 No. 1: (Spring 1998): Special Issue on Representing the Healthy and Ill Body

Articles

• The Study of Illness and Health is the Tale Told by the Body and the Psyche

  Sander L. Gilman

  1-10

• Hegel and the Dialectics of Digestion

  Simon Richter

  11-25

• Sinful and Suffering Nation: Cholera and the Evolution of Medical and Religious Authority in Britain, 1832-1866

  Pamela K. Gilbert

  26-45

• From Sagely Wisdom to Supervision: Nightingale as Sage and Nurse

  Susan Hamilton

  46-64

• Gustave Flaubert’s Madame Bovary and the Discourse of Hysteria

  Elisabeth Bronfen

  65-101

• Nudism, Health, and Modernity: The Natural Cure as Proposed by the German Physical Culture Movement 1900-1914

  Christopher Kenway

  102-115

• Ill But Manly: Male Hysteria in Late Nineteenth-Century Medical Discourse

  Misha Kavka

  116-139

• ‘You Have Sprained Your Brain’: Margaret A. Cleaves, Autobiography of a Neurasthene

  Lillian R. Furst

  140-153

• Fin-de-Siècle Physiology as Sexual Farce: Alfred Jarry’s The Supermale (1902)

  John Hoberman

  154-166