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). A 2018 study of general medicine texts found that < 5% of images included dark skin tones . Louie and Wilkes (Louie P, Wilkes R. Representations of race and skin tone in medical textbook imagery . Soc Sci ...
four purposes. First, it tells the stories of Dickinson and Belskie to appreciate their contributions as artists to twentieth-century medical knowledge. Second, it demonstrates that the sculptures serve ...
and the cadaver is a “ textbook ” awaiting creation by its students. Prosections of cadavers in large amphitheaters by technicians directed by the Professor have been replaced in medical education by student ...
material on the demons that can unexpectedly appear in the didactic text and imagery of the church, such as Tutivillus (pp. 136–8). While chapter 3 sheds light on the relationship between the church ...
around the Indian Ocean World (p. 29). In Section III the book considers, among other topics, the signification of gender and literary representations of its proximate transformation. Whereas Russell ...
delegation to gain the British government’s support for their cause, Grundlingh writes that ‘at least Lloyd George was not unmoved’ (p. 90) by the representations informed by Native Life and concludes ...
describes and categorizes ‘nuances of mixed- race identity by smell’ (p. 174). Chapter 5, ‘Carnal Flowers, Charnel Flowers: Tuberose in Late Victorian Poetry’ (pp. 182–200), is the second chapter which takes ...
in the University of Cape Town campus; and cultural studies as a way to read filmic representations of the pageant and its mediated echoes of American cultural staples such as RuPaul’s Drag Race . In concluding ...
life and writing freshly available both to themselves and new readers’ (p. 174). Divided into five chapters, this work explores various literary representations of the figure of the female philosopher ...
and meticulous argument, largely focused on the literary representation of disability in the early twentieth century in order to theorize how modernist authors ‘used physical disabilities as means to question ...
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