Titlebook: Constructions of Cancer in Early Modern England; Ravenous Natures Alanna Skuse Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2015 Alanna Skuse 2015 Cancer.early modern medi

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What Was Cancer? Definition, Diagnosis and Cause,odern cancer(s). Can we treat ‘cancer’ as a single disease, with a single name? What made this disease different from others with similar symptoms? By what other terms might it have been recognised, and how was it identified in early modern medical practice?

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,Wolves’ Tongues and Mercury: Pharmaceutical Cures for Cancer,the patient’s role in their own cure, while foregrounding an adversarial relationship between medical practitioners and ‘rebellious’ cancerous tumours. Throughout the early modern period, cancer treatments provoked fierce debate over both the nature of disease and the proper limits of medical intervention.

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,‘Cannot You Use a Loving Violence?’: Cancer Surgery,posure with which Agatha bore this punishment, he had her thrown into a dungeon and left to die. Quintianus’s final revenge, however, was futile, since Saint Peter appeared to the stricken Christian and restored her breasts. She died after later being rolled on hot coals, an avowed martyr of the faith.

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What Was Cancer? Definition, Diagnosis and Cause,ions, cancer slips between identification by its prognosis, origins and stage. Not everything that looks like a cancer is a cancer — ‘Carcinodes’ merely imitates that disease — but it is unclear on what basis one can differentiate between ‘real’ and false cancers, or spot a cancer in the first place

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Cancer and the Gendered Body,f living, yet find myself often in fear of a painfull lingering death’.. Beside the entry was a marginal note in the same hand: ‘Fearing a Cancer’. In this chapter, I will argue that Cowper’s identification of her breast as the ‘troublesome’ site where a cancer might breed was, in part, born of cont

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